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New York Times Covers the Completion of the Catalyst Building

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Here’s a Good Read: The New York Times covers the completion of the Catalyst Building in the University District. The building was built by KATERRA and designed by Michael Green Architecture. Bernardo Wills Architects provided landscape architecture for the entire project, and architecture and interior design services for the Eastern Washington University space in Catalyst. This building is “ the newest of 384 large ‘mass timber’ buildings in the United States.” The cross-laminated timber panels were manufactured at KATERRA’s 270,000 square-foot plant in Spokane Valley, designed by Bernardo Wills Architects and completed in 2019.

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  • The Catalyst builidng in Spokane’s University District. Spokane, Washington. Image license: MGA; Michael Green Architecture and Katerra. © Copyright 2020 Benjamin Benschneider All Rights Reserved. Third party use may be arranged by contacting Benjamin Benschneider Photography. bbenschneider@comcast.net

The Catalyst building in Spokane’s University District. Spokane, Washington. Image license: MGA; Michael Green Architecture and Katerra. © Copyright 2020 Benjamin Benschneider All Rights Reserved. Third-party use may be arranged by contacting Benjamin Benschneider Photography. bbenschneider@comcast.net

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CSO Tank 26 Plaza Downtown Spokane, WA

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The CSO 26 Plaza design was one of the most interesting and challenging projects we have worked on. It is a reflection of a concerted team effort by the City of Spokane, Garco Construction, Coffman Engineers, Bernardo Wills Architects, and AECOM to make it all come together so nicely. The opportunity to create a new public gathering place with such an incredible view of the Spokane Falls and the Gorge has been very rewarding. Incorporating learning opportunities for how our community is working to keep the Spokane River clean and echoing the importance of the river culturally and historically to the Spokane Tribe of Indians was also an important part of the overall design.

Footage Courtesy of Rocket Horse Photography.

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#ThrowbackThursday Liberty Lake Regional Master Plan

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#ThrowbackThursday Completed in 2018, The Bernardo Wills Architects Landscape Architecture team was tasked with the development of the Liberty Lake Regional Master Plan. The plan was initiated by the Spokane County Parks, Recreation, and Golf Department to transform the community’s vision of the park into a framework for future improvements and strategic development. The Master Plan reflects a very diverse constituency of park user types that provided input gathered over five months of public engagement with stakeholder interviews, two pop-up studios; one to collect data from actual park users, the other to collect data from the Liberty Lake Community, and a workshop/open house as a general call to interested parties to participate in defining a vision for the park’s future. Spokane County Parks, Recreation, and Golf will utilize this plan to guide future investment in Liberty Lake Regional Park.

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Career Connect Explore NW Highlights Landscape Architecture

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Bernardo Wills Architects is proud to sponsor Career Explore NW, a community tool designed to guide people and students toward a job or career, while helping employers in our region create a talent pipeline. We are partnering with KSPS Public Television and the Spokane Workforce Council to highlight the folks that make Bernardo Wills Architects great: interior designers, architects, and landscape architects. Here is our second spotlight, featuring landscape architect and certified arborist James Davis. Learn more about the landscape architecture field and Career Explore NW here.