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�

The Redmond Central Connector was the perfect venue for a new weeknight community event featuring local artisans and entertainers. The So Bazaar Night Market, held for three consecutive Thursdays in�

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�

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�

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�