Spanning 12,800 sq ft, this $9-million, two-story mass timber building houses city services and features an attached one-story municipal court and city council chamber.
To help ease congestion across Lake Washington, this $3.6-billion project is the region’s first east-to-west high-capacity transit option, connecting Sound Transit’s Link light rail line from Seattle to Puget Sound’s east side.
A 50,000-sq-ft, two-story mass timber facility replaces a building from the 1950s, providing modern spaces for multiple city departments and consolidating four office locations into one.
First built in 1882, Colman Dock has overcome multiple adversities during its long history, from the Great Seattle Fire of 1889 to a collision with the Alameda, a steel-hulled ship, in 1912.
This cultural hub for the Port Angeles community is revitalizing the downtown waterfront, with public spaces from the street through its second level and a design that offers panoramic views of the city.
Situated on the Pend Oreille River north of the Metaline Falls in Washington state is Boundary Dam, a 340-ft-tall concrete arch hydroelectric dam first built in 1967 that can generate 1,117 MW of power.