#ThrowbackThursday – Last September, @Ginno Construction crews were busy completing the concrete foundation, underground utilities, and parking garage for the Empire Eye Physicians Clinic and Ambulatory Surgical Center. Now this facility is serving patients and allowing for clinic growth.
#TransformationTuesday – What a difference a year can make. These construction photos were taken in September 2020, and now the clinicians at South Hill Pediatric Dentistry are seeing patients in their beautiful new office. This new facility furthers their mission of providing comprehensive, accessible, coordinated oral health care in a nurturing, child-centered dental office.
This Fall marks a year of operations at the Spokane County Medical Examiner facility.
Check out the latest from the Selkirk Pharma jobsite in Airway Heights, WA.
#30BestofBWA Completed in 2015, WaFd Bank’s two-story, 12,000 square foot building was designed for their first Eastern Washington division office. Amenities include a walk-up counter, a small call center, conference room space, offices, and drive-through access to banking services. The contemporary design complements the flagship location’s urban setting, and the ground-to-ceiling windows provide a pleasing work environment and a connection to passersby.
At the WSECU site on Francis & Division, Yost Gallagher crews are wrapping up plumbing and electrical.
#WorksiteWednesday In Kendall Yards, Baker Construction continues on the West of Jefferson building.
The STCU on Mission Ave. in the Spokane Valley is almost complete!
In the Press: Learn about the new biotech startup currently developing in the West Plains – Selkirk Pharma. Their state-of-the-art facility near the Spokane Airport will manufacture injectable drugs like vaccines and chemotherapy drugs. When they reach full utilization of their facility, will employ over 300 people. Bernardo Wills Architects provided architecture, interior, and landscape architecture for this highly technical project and Bouten Construction is the contractor.
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A peek inside Eastern Washington University’s classrooms and common areas in the Catalyst Building. Bernardo Wills Architect provided architecture and interior design services for Eastern’s tenant improvements in the building.
