September 2020

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#WorksiteWednesday Huntwood Cabinets

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Baker Construction is putting the finishing touches on the Huntwood Cabinets expansion in Liberty Lake. The project is nearing completion two months ahead of schedule, and we are thrilled with the success of the project.

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Revamp Panels at Ben Franklin Transit Knight Street Station

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Check out these photos from Revamp Panels of the Ben Franklin Transit Knight Street Station renovation, featuring their panels used to enhance the lighting and overall aesthetics.

Groundbreaking on New Building in Kendall Yards

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In Kendall Yards, crews are breaking ground on a new building on West Summit Parkway. Rock removal on the site will be all-consuming in the early stages of construction. This will be a great addition to Kendall Yards, and we can’t wait to see it take shape!

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#ThrowbackThursday Mid-Columbia Library, West Richland Branch

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#ThrowbackThursday: Completed in 2019, the remodel of the Mid-Columbia Libraries West Richland branch created a modern, well-organized, light-filled environment that appeals to all ages. The main focus included incorporating a little-used large meeting room into the main branch area and updating the spaces, finishes, and colors to promote Mid-Columbia Libraries’ current objectives and branding. A new story-time area was included, as well as an improved children’s collection and opportunities to display public art. Room for additional shelving allowed for an increased collection with thousands of new items. The bright, cheerful space was tailored for the library’s needs now and will serve readers well in the years to come.

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#WorksiteWednesday Ridgeline High School in Liberty Lake

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#WorksiteWednesday We are thankful for clear, blue skies at the Ridgeline High School site in Liberty Lake. It is a very active site, with crews working on all fields – baseball, football, and prepping the tennis courts for paving. This will be a premier sports complex for high schools in the Inland Northwest.

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CareerExplore NW: Landscape Architecture

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Bernardo Wills Architects is proud to sponsor CareerExplore 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.

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Eagle Scout Project Update

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Bernardo Wills Architects is proud to support an Eagle Scout project designed by one of our BWA scouts, Isaac Zane. Here is the proposed plan for a new picnic shelter at Roth Park in Rathdrum, Idaho. They are making great progress thanks to all of the sponsors, including Baker Construction & Development, Inc. and DCI Engineers. Fantastic work, Isaac, we can’t wait to see the final result. You are doing your part to make our communities better.

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#ThrowbackThursday Global Scholars Hall at WSU

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#ThrowbackThursday The Global Scholars Hall at Washington State University is a signature student residence with 133 dwelling units of varying types. Because of its location at the heart of an active campus, the project had some challenges associated with phasing, site boundaries, and student safety…

Empire Eye Physicians Construction Update

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Construction at the Empire Eye Physicians’ new clinic and surgery center is well underway in Spokane Valley, WA.

Appleway Trail Improvements

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Check out this video about Spokane Valley’s Appleway Trail. The 5.1-mile paved pathway is designed for walkers, runners, and cyclists. Improvements to the Appleway Trail have been in progress since 2015, and Bernardo Wills Architects provided landscape architecture services to the City of Spokane Valley for this project.

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