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Town Revitalization Plan Wins APA Award, Bolsters Diverse Community Many communities have felt a bit of pain for the last few years. For the City of Bridgeport, it has been particularly challenging. A pandemic and a 300,000-acre fire hitting a…
Dan Penrose makes a catch during an annual SCJ Lacey kickball game. At SCJ we have our fair share of friendly fan feuds. Milk chocolate lovers vs. dark chocolate fanatics. Star Wars buffs vs. Star Trek devotees. Seahawks fans vs.…
Florence, Italy. It happens every year around this time. Students expend every last ounce of focus cramming for finals and finishing projects, with thoughts of summer hounding them from all directions, only to be greeted by friends and family with,…
Airway Heights 2015 Festival and Car Show A giant Radio Flyer™ wagon in a Spokane park. A 540-pound metal Triceratops in Wenatchee. A series of fourteen-foot-tall fish trap sculptures made of bronze and basalt at the Port of Kennewick. How…
You’re stuck in traffic on the way to the game and think, I wish I could just fly over this gridlocked mess! Four years from now, you might be able to. Major League Baseball’s Oakland Athletics are opening a new…
Hailing from western, central, and eastern Washington, two SCJ planners and an engineer will present at the state chapter of the American Planning Association and the state’s Tribal Transportation Planning Organization during the first week of October. SCJ’s Wenatchee office…
Wash. Dept. of Commerce’s Benjamin Serr, Twisp Councilmember Mark Easton, Mayor Pro Tem Hans Smith, Mayor Soo Ing-Moody, SCJ Alliance’s Eric Johnston, Councilmember Alan Caswell and Wash. Dept. of Commerce’s David Anderson Boosting the local economy and getting people where…
On July 1, we welcomed Studio Cascade to the SCJ family. Located in Spokane, Wash., this award-winning team of planners and designers are big-picture thinkers and visionaries. More High-Quality Services Some of the Spokane team outside of their office. Bill Grimes, Studio…
Four tools to assist in the development of more sustainable roads, buildings, and communities. Sustainability is about more than just being “green.” It’s about striking a balance between meeting environmental, economic, and social needs and finding a way to build…
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…
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