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You can almost hear the whistle from the old Westerns. You expect to see a tumbleweed roll by. There really is a brown, wooden bar with a sign on the top that reads, “Branding Iron Saloon.” In Twisp, Wash., it’s…
The existing landscape of this Queen Anne backyard in Seattle contained a series of cramped, disconnected spaces on multiple levels with little space to spread out or entertain. SCJ's landscape architecture team of out of Seattle, SCJ Studio, designed a…
When Brandon Johnson enters a room, he makes an impact. His towering stature and bold personality match the way he works. So, when Brandon started looking for more ways to volunteer his time, he looked for opportunities with oomph. “I…
Imagine replacing cubicles with campsites, parking spots with boat slips, and the hum of the copy machine with the buzz of far-off jet skis. It may sound like a vacation, but for SCJ’s engineers and landscape architects designing Crescent Bar,…
At Glacier Middle School in Buckley, Wash., class let out last week. The charming school in the shadow of Mount Rainier may be sent to the back of the kids’ minds, but it’s sitting right at the forefront for engineers…
Located in the City of Lake Forest Park, the new and improved Eagle Scout Park is now officially open to the public! Originally a grassy area populated with defunct outdoor exercise equipment and aging birch trees, SCJ's Seattle landscape architecture…
A single fact about APWA Washington’s Transportation Project of the Year stands out: more than 10 million tons of freight are hauled over the Port of Tacoma Road every year. With use like that, it’s no surprise the road was…
A native Washingtonian, Tim Haderly has joined SCJ Alliance as a Principal Environmental Scientist. Tim brings nearly three decades of experience to SCJ, allowing the firm to expand and enhance the environmental services it provides. Tim is an avid outdoorsman…
Congratulations to Hailey Mackay for publishing her master’s thesis. “The thesis proposes the use of plants to remove hazardous wastes from soil and water, a process known as phytoremediation, as a promising alternative to traditional methods of toxics clean-up. This project focuses…
After nearly two decades as a landscape designer, Jill McFarland is now a landscape architect. “Most people already thought I was one,” she laughed. “Even my kids!” Jill went to architecture school at the University of Minnesota and earned her master’s in landscape…
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