#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.
#30BestofBWA Completed in 2018, Avista Utilities’ Fleet Maintenance and Vehicle Wash Facility on their Mission Campus replaced its 1958-era fleet operations center.
Thank you to all of our vendors and guests at yesterday’s 30th Anniversary Tailgate.
Today is the day! The Numerica Credit Union Lyons branch is re-opened after its renovation this summer.
#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.
We had the honor of attending the Ridgeline High School Dedication this week.
It’s a new month and a new beginning for STCU – congratulations on the opening day of the Argonne Branch and Home Loan Center.
This Fall marks a year of operations at the Spokane County Medical Examiner facility.
Our landscape architecture team carries a diverse array of projects in both the public and private sectors. On the public side, they are currently managing multiple parks and recreation master plans, waterfront park designs, pedestrian trails, higher education plaza design and construction administration, athletic fields, and state hospital site planning. On the private development side, the landscape architecture team plays a crucial role in developing multi-family site plans, supporting the architecture team, and bringing the most efficient site plan to the client. They are also currently working on financial services and retail landscape architecture.
#30BestOfBWA When the existing on-campus facility for the Jesuit Community at Gonzaga University was reaching the end of useful services, the University opted to build a new facility, rather than remodel.