This corporate campus modernization in the heart of a 500-acre site, provides an experience defined by an ecologically rich landscape, deeply rooted in the culture and environs of the Pacific Northwest.

The Kent Multicultural Village (MCV) is a visionary, transit-oriented development that integrates affordable housing with inclusive community services and culturally rich outdoor spaces.

An ecological oasis of meadow and emergent wetland redefine Alaska Airlines commitment to sustainability.

The Pike Place Market Waterfront Entrance is an expansion of the iconic Pike Place Market that adds 30,000 square feet of new open space to the city.

The Market to MOHAI corridor leverages existing public streetscapes and spaces, and adjacent property owners and businesses, to forge a vital new connection through some of Seattle’s most thriving business districts.

For this tech company's Seattle headquarters, Berger Partnership, in collaboration with Gehry Partners, designed a series of roof terraces with sweeping views overlooking Lake Union and downtown.

Located in the city center, adjacent to the Washington State Convention Center, the 8th and Howell Hyatt hotel is set to be one of the largest hotels in the Northwest, encompassing an entire city block.

The Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station (GWWTS) is a King County satellite CSO treatment facility that will operate approximately 20 times per year, processing about 70 million gallons of wastewater annually.

Quaking Aspens, landforms and green roofs serve as a symbol of the company's connection to the fruit bearing lands of Eastern Washington

The landscape for this half city block is anchored by a dynamic street edge courtyard and mid-block connection activating the western edge of Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood.

Once an industrial rail corridor, the six-block LEED Certified neighborhood is now a vital urban tech hub and home to the South Lake Union Trolley.

The Bullitt Foundation’s visionary team designed the first mid-rise commercial building in the world to meet the Living Building Challenge (LBC).

This site presents the opportunity for redesigning an existing plaza and streetscape in the heart of downtown adjacent to Victor Steinbrueck Park and Pike Place Market, shaping an underutilized urban public space.