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Westlake Park revamp, tribal community kitchen honored at 2026 WASLA awards
Photo by Built Work Photography
The Washington Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects held its annual Professional Awards ceremony on Oct. 21 at Georgetown Ballroom in Seattle.

JTM's Duwamish buy to support continued growth

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Seattle-based based general contractor JTM Construction is investing in its people and preparing for future growth with the recent purchase of a two-building property at 225 S. Lucile St.


We're No. 38!

By BRIAN MILLER

PwC's 2026 Emerging Trends report drops Seattle even farther down the national rankings.


Family living on Lake Union envisioned by Dyna and Hoshide Wanzer

By NINA MILLIGAN

Dyna Builders' latest floating home was created for active family life in Eastlake.

LIHI to celebrate 35 years of housing support

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Low Income Housing Institute turned 35 this year and is celebrating the milestone birthday with a gala and live auction at the Four Seasons Hotel (99 Union St.) in downtown Seattle on Nov. 13.


MKA's Hooper and Aswegan win awards

By JOURNAL STAFF

Two leaders at Magnusson Klemencic Associates (MKA) were recently honored, John D. Hooper and Kevin Aswegan.


Washington Trust offers guide to help protect historic sites from floods

By JOURNAL STAFF

The guide offers information on flood risk assessments, permitting requirements and adaptation strategies.

Walter Dinicola named WEDA president

By JOURNAL STAFF

Walter Dinicola, principal at Seattle-headquartered environmental science and engineering consulting firm Anchor QEA, was named president of the Western Dredging Association (WEDA) at the organization's 2026 Dredging Summit & Expo in Montreal this summer.


Stanwood seeks bids for civic HQ

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of Stanwood is seeking bids for construction of a new police station and council chambers building.

State gets over $24M for safer roads

By JOURNAL STAFF

Seven road safety projects in Washington state have been awarded nearly $24.6 million from the federal Department of Transportation's Safe Streets and Roads for All grant program.

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