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Designer Joseph Walsh and architects O’Donnell+Tuomey used corbelled method of stone construction to build Stone Vessel at Walsh’s family farmlands
The article that was recently in the Interior News showcasing Bulkley Valley Critical Incident Response Team was excellent. Thank you so much.
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The First Quarter, the award-winning designer’s memoir, reflects on the making of architecture and of the architect himself
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Presented by First National Bank Alaska Getting a four-tiered wedding cake to rural Alaska is no easy feat. Take it from the experts at Alaska cAKe Studio, the Anchorage-based bakery with regular customers in Bethel, Dillingham and Utqiagvik, the northernmost city in the U.S. “A big wedding cake typically has to have its own seat on a flight,” said Bill Waltz, co-owner of cAKe Studio. Booked on passenger flights or sent as air cargo shipments, the cakes are frozen, packaged, and dropped off with the given airline. Then there’s just one thing left to do: “Pray ... it gets there in ...