Articles Tagged with ''Washington D.C.''

Last year, Washington State University's Everett location opened its very own University Center, an ultra-green project by SRG Partnership.

In Idaho, Oregon and Washington, the Recession has run its course.

Frances Glessner Lee’s detailed dioramas, on view through January 28, recreate crime scenes in exquisite detail.

Manufacturers in Arizona, California, and Washington have seen an uptick in growth and investments since 2012.

When the American Society of Interior Designers needed a workplace that would allow for various acoustic levels, architecture and design firm Perkins+Will came up with an interesting plan.

After years of contentious legislative battles, a fitting tribute to “Ike” is set to begin construction.

The creator of the Rigorous Living Building Challenge designs his own super-sustainable dwelling.

Family owned since 1916, the Washington Fruit & Produce company in Yakima asked Seattle firm Graham Baba Architects to design its new headquarters with a look departing from that of most industrial agribusiness facilities.

With affordable housing, a squash club, and a fire station, a building animates a prominent corner in Washington, D.C.

About 2.5 million people visited the David Adjaye­­–designed National Museum of African American History and Culture during its inaugural 12 months.