The team sheds light on the important role that budget, structure type, and project location plays in mass timber planning and decision-making.

2005 Poplar team give a virtual tour of the first commercial building in Issaquah, WA to use cross laminated timber.

You may have noticed an increase in references to mass timber in recent months. These two words are finding their way into everyday AECO language.

Project FutureCare continues to transform the Overlake Medical Center landscape as GLY pushes construction of the New East Tower closer to completion.

A global disruption turns normal routines upside down. It adds to existing crises and underscores the need to address long-neglected issues.

The U District Station is nearing final form, with light rail service expected to begin in the fall of 2021. On top of the station, LPC West and Perkins+Will are planning a 13-story office tower for the University of Washington.

Last month we attended the Design-Build Institute of America's first ever Northwest Regional Conference. In this post we share our top lessons learned.

As GLY embraces growing opportunities for collaboration in design-build work, we were struck by the thoughts below from Bryan Croeni, Principal at B+H.

Parking garages notoriously pose building design challenges. Despite a team's best creative efforts, it seems structural requirements often limit opportunities.

GLY + ZGF plan to install a three-level, robotic, space-saving parking garage beneath the upcoming addition to the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) clinic in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. The robotic garage will be the first of its kind for any medical center in the Puget Sound Region and the first of its size and scale on the West Coast.

As technology companies continue flocking to Seattle to capitalize on the abundance of talent, the modern workplace continues to evolve with them.

Taka Soga of ZGF Architects gives the inside scoop on the one-of-a-kind robotic parking garage planned for the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance expansion.