Seattle Tennis Club recently completed an expansion and renovation of their historic Madison Park facility located on the shores of Lake Washington. The club’s landscape has always served as a�

Andy Mitton, the project manager and design collaborator for our Washington Park Arboretum projects, returned late last week from the American Public Gardens Association Conference in Denver. He shared some�

And parking stripes. Sky Painting for Redmond Completes the Trifecta When a large public parking lot was added to the scope of the Redmond Central Connector project, we sat down�

Redmond Central Connector, barely open five months, has already received two well-deserved awards for improving its community. In April, during Feet First’s first annual Walkable Washington Symposium, RCC was awarded�

Vulcan Real Estate and supporting partners such as Runberg Architects and Berger Partnership were recognized for their outstanding adaptive reuse of the Supply Laundry Building as part of the Stack�

No trains remain but the “Signals” still stand as repurposed remnants of the former rail line, recalling the past and celebrating a new type of corridor now known as the�

There are 156 steps connecting the waterfront to downtown according to the recently installed 12-foot-tall wayfinding sign for the Seattle Waterfront. The signs were developed as part of the navigation�

The creation of Erratic in 18 seconds. 48 days (and probably a few nights) of assembly work by artist John Fleming is cram-packed into 18 seconds of crazy delight. Erratic�

January 17, 2012:  We love the way snow can transform any landscape and get us to experience a site in fresh new ways. A few shots from Sunday’s snow at�