Been to Hillyard lately? If you haven’t, you’re missing out. Here’s why…
Been to Hillyard lately? If you haven’t, you’re missing out. Here’s why…
Over at Hazlitt, Matthew Bremner writes beautifully about Justo Gallego Martínez and the cathedral he worked on—largely by himself—for 60 + more
“Something is terribly wrong with architecture,” writes Nathan J. Robinson in Current Affairs. “Nearly everything being built is boring, joyless, + more
Hey, get a load of this, from our friends over at the Washington State Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation: + more
While on our way to visit the 9/11 Museum in New York City, we passed through a new, spectacular building + more
An old friend of mine alerted me to The Man Who Built Cambodia, a short (30 minutes, give or take) film about + more
One of the most striking buildings we discovered on a recent trip to Europe was in Hamburg, Germany. The Elbphilharmonie + more
There’s an article in yesterday’s Spokesman-Review that you really ought to read. No, it’s not because I’m quoted. It’s because you need to know more about + more
In 2013, one of the most ambitious projects our firm has ever produced opened at the Northwest Museum of Arts + more
On a recent visit to the southwest, I had the good fortune of visiting one of the finest architectural structures + more
Last Saturday I had the pleasure of presenting a lecture at Boise’s fourth annual Modern Masters series, sponsored by Preservation Idaho and Idaho + more
Looks like KREM 2 News has discovered the SPOMa exhibit at the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture. Here’s their + more
Victoria Ertelt, library administrator at Mount Angel Abbey, poses next to one of the Alvar Aalto chairs on display at + more
Bob Nixon, left, and Glenn Davis visited SPOMa over the weekend. Nixon, who served as a partner at both Walker & + more
CK and I will be on a photo and video shoot in Colorado this week (CK’s already there, as a + more