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�

The Inspiration: While at the National Recreation and Park Association conference last fall in Charlotte, North Carolina, presenting “Bumpy Muffin Park,” Guy Michaelsen (of Berger) and Craig Larsen (Director of�

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�

SEATTLE – Today the Bullitt Center proved its status as the greenest commercial building in the world by becoming the first office building to earn Living Building certification, the most�

Washington Park Arboretum is undergoing one of the largest capital construction projects in decades. The project is shown in the arboretum’s master plan as a simple squiggly line paralleling Lake�

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�

SEATTLE — In a neighborhood lacking public parks, a traffic median has been redeveloped into the world’s first “Living Park,” meeting all the rigorous goals of the Living Building Challenge™.�

Just a year after opening, Confluence Park in Issaquah’s historic downtown held a picnic and celebration of past success while also looking to the future in anticipation of Phase 2�

Posed with the question, “How do we provide a comfortable amount of shade on the opening day for an outdoor café plaza at Nordstrom’s newest store in Woodland Texas?” our�