Study models are an indispensable design tool and there is great potential in the ability to quickly and accurately produce them—even those that are highly complex. However, it is important to remember that the CNC.

The Seattle Chapter of the Society for Design Administration (SDA) won the National Chapter Excellence Award (CEA) for 2014. Berger’s Stacy Rowland served as Chapter President through May 2014, and�

Katie Bang opened the eyes and hearts of preschoolers during Kent’s Montessori Plus School career day where she explained what landscape architecture is and how it benefits us all. She�

A semi-retirement party was held for Steve Shea, who has held the title of Managing Partner for over a decade and 41 years with the firm. During the evening dinner�

A cookie-baking throw down was announced earlier this week by Jasmeen Bains, host of our Friday 4PM Happy Hour otherwise known as Beer Friday. Jasmeen combined her amazing graphic talents�

Tom Berger established Berger Partnership in 1971, and built one of the most highly regarded, enduring landscape architectural firms in the Pacific Northwest. His childhood and university education instilled in�

Seen any wooden crags lately? The Street Seat competition just held in Portland inspired staff members to develop the Crag as a seating option to take the place of 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�

Building a design in 3D, either physically or digitally, forces you to resolve all the details that were not evident in your 2D drawings and sketches. The model becomes a tool�

Yes, we have interests beyond plants, pavers and…bikes.  To prove it we attended the Mariner’s Macklemore Bobblehead game against the Yankees last night. See if you can tell from the�