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November 17, 2011
Nov. 9 / Voters elect Condon, reject propositionsCity of Spokane mayoral challenger David Condon received 52 percent of the vote to defeat incumbent Mary Verner. Among other results, the City of Spokane Valley's Proposition 1, which would have a
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November 17, 2011
Meetings & EventsGreater Spokane Incorporated will hold an estate tax planning update luncheon today, Nov. 17, from noon to 2 p.m. at the Red Lion River Inn, 700 N. Division. John Bjorkman, of LarsonAllen LLP, will speak. The cost is $40. To or
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Study: Work climate key reason women leave engineering

Professionals surveyed say negative conditions bigger factor than family
November 3, 2011
News Wise
Women who leave engineering jobs after obtaining the necessary degree are more likely to leave the field because of an uncomfortable work climate than because of family reasons, according to findings from a study being undertaken at the University
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Biowall allows school building to filter VOCs naturally

Environmental engineers study physical properties of living part of structure
November 3, 2011
News Wise
Just beyond the DNA-like helical staircase in Drexel University's new Papadakis Integrated Sciences Building, the atrium's great showpiece is a vertical wall of living plants, 20 feet wide, rising five stories—or 75 feet—in height. But
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—Staff photo by Chey Scott

Company creates co-working space for architects

Design Collaborative is intended to encourage idea sharing, owner says
November 3, 2011
Chey Scott
Design Collaborative LLC, a newly launched business in downtown Spokane, is leasing shared work space to solo-practicing professionals in the design and building industries. The company opened its doors Sept. 1 and is located on the first and of
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Hottest design firms rely on traditional marketing

In recent survey, industry leaders said they found most success using phone
November 3, 2011
The fastest-growing firms in the design industry are relying on traditional methods to achieve marketing results, according to ZweigWhite's 2011-12 Successful Firm Survey of Architecture, Engineering, Planning & Environmental Consulting Firms.In
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Architecture billings drop after August uptick, AIA says

Though overall activity is down, some regions, sectors said to improve
November 3, 2011
After an encouraging uptick in August, the American Institute of Architects' Architecture Billings Index retreated again in September, falling to a score of 46.9. Since any score below 50 indicates a decline in billings at architecture firms, this
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MW designed Kibbie Dome tech upgrades

Spokane engineering firm tasked with modernizing safety, audio, TV systems
November 3, 2011
Mike McLean
A Spokane engineering firm says recently completed safety and technological upgrades that it designed for the Kibbie Dome, on the University of Idaho campus in Moscow help elevate the 36-year-old structure to a state-of-the art multipurpose firm, a
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—Staff photo by Treva Lind

Small firms see steady stream

Solo, two-designer offices land more work this year; competition stays strong
November 3, 2011
Treva Lind
Many architects here who operate solo or with only two licensed designers say they're busier with projects this year than they were in 2010, despite widespread competition for the few available jobs.Some of those architects say they've made has
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

GeoEngineers regains strength through diversity

Principals say rising workload might precede broader growth
November 3, 2011
Mike McLean
GeoEngineers Inc., which has operated a Spokane office for 20 years, is seeing a rise in work and revenues and is looking to add to its staff, its principals here say.The Seattle-based firm has a staff here of 25 people, up one from last year. a
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