The missing George Tsutakawa-designed fountain from the mid-1960s, once planted near the Colman Dock, quietly returned to the downtown Seattle waterfront. The fencing finally came down just before the ...

Can anyone be surprised when yet another Bartell closes? This time it’s the central Ballard store within the mixed-use Commons at Ballard, at 5621 22nd Ave N.W. MyBallard first reported the pending ...

Universities are leveraging co-housing models and shared food preparation to better address affordability and the complex ...

The Vue Kirkland apartment complex, at 11733 N.E. 131st Place, sold this week for $55.2 million, according to King County ...

At the University of Washington, one of the loudest is the growing backlog of deferred renewal needs across more than 200 buildings on its Seattle campus. These aging facilities increasingly threaten ...

Outside of Phoenix in suburban Gilbert, one farming family decided over 10 years ago to get ahead of development and urban ...

A collaborative, value-driven approach is shaping WSU’s 65,000-square-foot Schweitzer Engineering Hall, the future home of the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture on the university’s ...

Washington State University is looking for a progressive design-build team for a new integrated sciences building beside Eastlick Hall and Abelson Hall along the sciences corridor at the center of its ...

Setting up robust monitoring systems, involving students, and showcasing retrofits can help colleges breathe new life into older buildings while cutting energy consumption and emissions.

Five new nursing education facilities coming online for Montana State University in 2026 will support comprehensive training to help ensure highly skilled nurses in communities across the state.

1. Reimagining underutilized campus buildings leads to financial and environmental success In the face of limited resources, evolving space needs and aging buildings, institutions achieve their ...

WWU’s Kaiser Borsari Hall becomes first mass timber higher-ed STEM building in the U.S. to pursue Zero Energy and Zero Carbon certifications.