At nearly 2.7 million sq ft, the $604-million Lincoln Square Expansion is one of the largest mixed-use projects in the Northwest.

The Spheres’ arresting design provides a direct link to nature—a garden-like workplace inside a single pentagon arrayed multiple times to form the rounded shapes.

Located a few feet from the soon-to-be-demolished Alaskan Way Viaduct, 450 Alaskan posed structural and environmental challenges.

The Wilson-Pacific Schools project provided contemporary new educational facilities while preserving elements of the school system’s past.

Innovative technology and materials played vital roles in repaving a 15-mile stretch of south central Alaska’s Glenn Highway.

At nearly 500 ft long, the new steel arch bridge spanning the Willamette Slough connects downtown Salem, Ore., to Minto-Brown Island.

Like The Spark’s cutting-edge digital learning programs, the construction of the academic innovation hub at Washington State University constantly embraced change.

A former horse-racing track is now a 500,000-sq-ft Kaiser Permanente campus with four buildings containing laboratories, offices and warehouse space.

All construction projects strive to combat waste—the waste of time, money and materials.

Located on a constrained urban site on a bustling waterfront, the Marquam Substation replaces a 60-year-old existing substation to provide more reliable power to Portland.