Hey, get a load of this, from our friends over at the Washington State Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation: + 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
As most of our readers know by now, helveticka survived the March 1 opening of Spokane Modern Architecture, 1948–1973 at the Northwest Museum + more
Last night at the MAC, CK addressed a gathering of members of the Spokane chapter of the American Institute of + more
Okay, fine. We’ll do one more SPOMa post. (Why? Because we can.) Here’s a story about the exhibit from Steve Jackson over + more