As golf season wraps up, the Latah Creek Golf Course ADA Ramp landscape is filling out.
Check out these drone images of construction at the East Valley School District High School and Middle School field sites.
These quiet summer mornings at the Atlas Mill Waterfront Park in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho look good! Be sure to get out and enjoy the water this summer.
Happy Friday! We had a great week, the highlight being Coffman Engineers and Tacos Tumbras on the patio for lunch! Thank you to Coffman Engineers for your teamwork and for being such an asset to the design community.
#ThrowbackThursday to one of Bernardo Wills’ favorite landscape architecture achievements – the McEuen Park Redevelopment for the City of Coeur d’Alene. The team’s primary objective included creating a destination park and gathering space for the public while incorporating amenities and features to compliment the venue’s spectacular waterfront setting on Lake Coeur d’Alene. What’s that they say about location, location, location? This park has that and more – Centennial Trail access, an interactive playground and splash pad, public art spaces, a dog park, sports courts, an amphitheater, and more! In 2015, the McEuen Park Redevelopment won a Merit Award from the American Society of Landscape Architects Idaho & Montana Chapter. As our weather heats up, put McEuen on your list for cooling off at the splash pad or heading to the lake, and enjoy!
The landscape is filling in nicely at ICCU Arena.
Some folks in our office got to spend the perfect weekend weather at Latah Creek Golf Course and captured the new ramp for us.
#WorksiteWednesday At the Gonzaga University and University of Washington Regional Health Sciences Building in Spokane’s U-District, our landscape architecture team got to check the progress of the living wall. This wall features local flora and fauna, many of which were used by the Spokane area’s Indigenous Peoples for medicinal purposes.
#WorksiteWednesday AM Landshaper crews are busy moving dirt at the East Valley High School site. A joint project between Spokane County, the City of Spokane Valley, and the East Valley School District will revamp the area between East Valley middle and high schools, including new playfields and utility lines. A traffic signal will be added at Sullivan and Wellesley, as well as new softball and baseball fields, and a practice football facility for East Valley’s secondary schools. Bernardo Wills provided full landscape architecture and sports complex planning for this project.
