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Home » Latest News » Bissinger Building project starts - Art only

Bissinger Building project starts - Art only

—Rendering courtesy of Bernardo Wills Architects PC
—Rendering courtesy of Bernardo Wills Architects PC
September 3, 2009

Gary Bernardo and Bob Wills, majority owners of the Spokane firm Bernardo Wills Architects PC, have launched a renovation and expansion project, illustrated here, at the Bissinger Building, at 153 S. Jefferson, which they bought. Vandervert Construction Inc., of Spokane, is the contractor on the $1.5 million project, which will include a 4,000-square-foot addition to the ground and upper floors of the building

that will bring the total floor space in the building to 22,600 square feet.

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