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A consultant’s facility needs assessment for Basalt town government concluded the town hall, built in 1979, is already inadequate for the growing town.
Photo by Benjamin Benschneider The Catalyst building, in the South Landing development in Spokane, was designed to be one of the largest zero-energy buildings in North America.
Placemaking can help us identify and attribute certain characteristics to specific neighborhoods. By KEITH WALZAK Walzak When we imagine urban green spaces, our mind’s eye may conjure up images of major parks the likes of Central Park in New York City, Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, Millennium Park in Chicago, or our very own Olympic Sculpture Park. But often, the most beloved green spaces in cities have the smallest footprints: spaces outside our homes where we go to seek solitude, decompress, let our dogs paw at the grass, or sit in the sun and enjoy lunch near the office.
Malcolm Gustafson and his wife Paula take to their recliners in the mornings and gaze across the ranchland between their home and the Highland Mountains, often counting the antelope or