Yellow Island Preserve, known as “Looking Down on Rainbows” by the Coast Salish people, was the site of our amazing spring field trip.

Berger Partnership is pleased to announce Salmon Safe accreditation!

The BLOCK project builds homes on residential property in Seattle for people experiencing homelessness. Berger Partnership provided landscape architectural services for the ninth BLOCK home.

Selected from 544 entries, Berger Partnership received two awards: Whidbey Island Residence in the residential design category, and Washington Fruit & Produce Company in the General Design category.

Saturday May 12 marked the return of a cherished Spokane treasure with the Grand Opening of the 1909 Looff Carrousel, beautifully restored in a reimagined home on the shores of the Spokane River.

  Located near the confluence of the Yakima and Naches Rivers, the site is part of a floodplain. Historic maps show the area cleared and regraded after the turn of�

Inspired by the serenity of the San Juan Islands, the new living roof at Horizon House is a combination of lush Sedums and stones.

671 aluminum panels painted by the community will transform Western Avenue adjacent to the new Pike Place Market expansion.

Berger Partnership is thrilled to be recommended by the Design Steering Committee for the Public Space and Park Grounds project at Riverfront Park, the home of Expo ’74, a World’s�

Lucia Neare’s latest production, Recipe for Love II, was presented on Saturday in Redmond, where she is the city’s artist-in-residence. It takes a unique talent to craft the story and�