Foss High
School
New Entryway Creates New Image
A new stepped entryway and the addition of a glass curtain
wall is creating a new image for Henry Foss High School in
Tacoma. The school is receiving its first major facelift since
it was built 30 years ago.
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Developer-Washington
Local Landowners Band Together
for New Vision
Three Pioneer Square-area landowners - competitors in any
other setting - have created a vision that would help make
the historic neighborhood more vibrant. Their Seattle South
Downtown Urban Village Vision aspires to add 10,500 housing
units and 3.2 million sq. ft. of office space in Pioneer Square
and its surrounding areas.
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Developer-Oregon
Homer Williams
Portland Developer Homer Williams' most recent venture is
the North Macadam project - a $2 billion plan to develop land
along the Willamette River into green space and housing.
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Diamond
in the Rough Polished into Historic Gem
Oregon State University's Weatherford Hall to Take on New
Life as Residential College
Initially built as a men's dormitory, Weatherford Hall will
soon be reopened to house residential space, classrooms and
a café. The hall had been closed since 1994.
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Hillsboro
Civic Center
New Development Recreating
City's Downtown Core
When Hillsboro, Ore., found itself in need of a new City Hall,
new zoning regulations dictated much more than just a new
office building. The Hillsboro Civic Center, when complete
in the spring of 2005, will also feature public plazas, restaurants,
an amphitheater and housing.
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Sunset
Presbyterian Church
Sanctuary Designed to Draw
More People to Contemporary Worship Space
Owners hope a new $9 million sanctuary will not only attract
more members to the church, but also create a concert hall
of sorts.
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St.
Anthony City, Parish Agree on Expansion
A development agreement between the city and the church is
allowing St. Anthony Catholic Parish in Renton, Wash., to
begin to fulfill an overall plan that will add a gymnasium
and more office space.
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