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Lydig erects $34 million middle school on West Side

Spokane-based builder expects to finish complex in Federal Way next year
July 2, 2009
Mike McLean
Spokane-based Lydig Construction Inc. says it has started work on a $34 million middle-school replacement project in Western Washington.The new Lakota Middle School in the Federal Way Public Schools district will have 100,000 square feet of a a
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—Rendering courtesy of OPN Architects Inc.

Work starts on plasma center - Art Only

July 2, 2009
Construction is under way on a 15,000-square-foot structure illustrated here for Deerfield Ill.-based BioLife Plasma Services. The project site is just west of U.S. 95, in Hayden, Idaho. Build to Suit Inc., of Bettendorff, Iowa, is managing the is
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—Rendering courtesy of LSW Architects PC

CCS projects worth $30 million slated

Work at both campuses here set to begin this summer; Seattle concern wins $20.8 million in bids
July 2, 2009
David Cole
More than $30 million worth of construction is expected to get started this summer at Community Colleges of Spokane's two main campuses, following the recent opening of bids for three big projects.At Spokane Falls Community College, in northwest
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Avista awards big contract for HQ project

Seattle-based McKinstry to replace HVAC system, windows, update bathrooms
July 2, 2009
David Cole
McKinstry Co., a Seattle-based mechanical engineering and construction concern with two Spokane offices, has been selected as the general contractor for a five-year $14.8 million project at Avista Corp.'s headquarters here to upgrade the building's
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Getting back to basics in recession

Schneidmiller Cd'A real estate brokerage pulls back to its roots in down economy
July 2, 2009
Mike McLean
Coldwell Banker Schneidmiller Realty, a 27-year-old Coeur d'Alene real estate brokerage, has pulled back to its roots as part of its strategy to endure the recession.Gary Schneidmiller, the agency's owner and broker, says he has done some of fit
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—Rendering courtesy of Spokane Public Schools

City's urban design awards program seeks applications

Mayor Verner continues recognition effort started two years ago by Hession
June 18, 2009
Ben Rascoff
Spokane Mayor Mary Verner says the city is seeking applications for this year's Mayor's Urban Design Awards program.The program, started in 2007 by former Mayor Dennis Hession, is intended to recognize and thank those who contribute to Spokane's
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Height, style of 'McMansions' are what turn off neighbors

Size disparity, not absolute size, found in study to stir strongest negative reaction
June 18, 2009
A new study provides a first glimpse of exactly what people find offensive about super-sized houses that have sprouted up in neighborhoods around the country.Researchers found that people particularly dislike when these large homes, often called
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All-female design firm targets 'green'

ZDS Architects' revenues climbed by double-digit percentage again last year
June 18, 2009
Emily Holt
As the owner and founder of ZDS Architects Inc., Suzanne Zahr-Fleming plans to weather the economic storm with plywood and a rosewood veneer.Since 2002, ZDS Architects, a small firm on Seattle's Capitol Hill made up of four minority women, has a
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

ALSC says mix will carry it through

Longtime firm relies on education, recreation projects, avoids speculative developments
June 18, 2009
Mike McLean
The workload at Spokane-based ALSC Architects PS has slowed somewhat this year, following a strong year for the firm in 2008. Yet Rustin Hall, its president, says the firm's mix of design expertise will carry it through the recession."This year
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—Staff photo by David Cole

Designing a path through a slowdown

Architectural firms seek to be more competitive in tight market
June 18, 2009
David Cole
Architectural firms here say they're weathering the recession well—by making changes to be more versatile and competitive in a market where there is less design work to win.Some firms accustomed to having plenty of work say there're more are
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