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.
We are honored to announce that we received a Merit Award for our design of the Ice Age Floods Playground in Riverfront Park by the Idaho/Montana Chapter of ASLA. The Merit Award recognizes superior professional accomplishments in landscape architecture. The project was judged on the design, functionalism, relationship to context, environmental responsibility, overall relevance to the built environment, and more. We knew this project was special, and we are proud of our staff that made this project a reality, cheers!
We are excited to hear that the proposed zipline at the Monroe Street Bridge might become a reality in the future. We aided the City in developing some graphics for the proposed idea. This fly-through shows the platform connecting with “A Place of Truths Plaza” on Spokane Falls Boulevard. Check it out here!
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We are pleased to announce that Bernardo Wills Architects has been selected to provide landscape architecture services to Spokane County for the Liberty Lake Regional Park Phase I improvements.
See how our landscape architects’ schematic sketches became a reality at the Riverfront Park Ice Age Floods Playground.
Exciting news! Here is an upcoming event for students: Business AfterSchool: Building our Community with Bernardo Wills Architects – The Ice Age Floods Playground in Riverfront Park.
We are soaking up every nice day at the Ice Age Floods Playground before the rain starts! Have you visited the playground this fall? While the splash pad may be off for the season, fun is still on with the playground, wheels park, and basketball courts.
#30BestofBWA Today we are featuring one of our 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.
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.
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.