Linking downtown Seattle to Bellevue with a 14-mile light rail extension required crossing a floating bridge over Lake Washington, passing through multiple cities and constructing a tunnel through downtown Bellevue.
Overcoming challenging soil conditions that complicated construction of a four-level underground parking structure, the project team delivered the 16-story, mixed-use tower on schedule and on budget.
Tucked inside one of Seattle's premier technology hubs, the seven-story, 264-room hotel is a model of innovation as the city's first fully modular hospitality building.
The museum's first major renovation in more than 80 years balanced long-needed building upgrades with preservation of its distinctive physical characteristics.
For a structure that was intended to reflect space age innovation, the first major renovation of Seattle's landmark Space Needle appropriately applied multiple creative solutions to tackle potentially daunting challenges.
A leftover berm located within one of Portland's busiest intersections proved to be the ideal setting for the wedge-shaped timber structure that combines commuter-oriented retail with four stories of office space.
Named after one of Portland's most ardent advocates for parks and trails, the 180-ft crossing allows thousands of hikers and runners to traverse a heavily traveled road.
More than 45 years after the Expo '74 World's Fair, the U.S. Pavilion has been restored into a year-round community events venue that anchors Spokane's Riverfront Park.
Teamwide coordination proved to be the lucky charm for this $220-million, 705,000-sq-ft Las Vegas-style entertainment mecca and its accompanying 450,000-sq-ft, 563-stall parking garage.