SPVV Landscape Architects

More exciting things over in Goldendale!

The finish line approaches! The track at Goldendale's Timberwolves Stadium was paved last week, with surfacing scheduled for completion in mid-July. The bleachers have arrived, too. 🙌

Project team: Kirby Nagelhout Construction, Coffman Engineers, Beynon Sports, FieldTurf, Allplay Systems, Knutzen Engineering, GN Northern, Tarkett Sports, Musco Lighting, LB Foster, Pioneer Surveying & Engineering

Thank you to for another fun evening of Bowling for Kids—the SPVV team had a blast!

We hope you have a safe & restful holiday weekend!

A lot can change in two weeks—the progress at Pasco Aquatic Center has us dreaming of summer already!

The new elementary school for Cheney Public Schools breaks ground today—we hope to see you there!

Project team: Garco Construction, Integrus, MW Engineers, & AHBL, Inc.

Groundbreaking planned for new school CHENEY – Cheney Public Schools officials will celebrate the start of construction on a new elementary school in Airway Heights during a groundbreaking ceremony later this month. The ceremony is scheduled for 4 p.m. May 18 at the corner of West First Avenue and South Craig Road in Airway Heights, a...

Meet our summer intern, Will! A civil engineering major from BYU, Will is minoring in plant & landscape systems. We're excited to have him with us this summer (and not just because we want to try his pecan pie!).

Construction is underway for Selah High School's artificial turf field! Scheduled to be completed in mid-summer, the new field is designed to ensure athlete safety, consistent playability, and expanded use for multiple sports and community use.

Project team: NAC, Parametrix, FieldTurf, Crestline Construction

A new sculpture has found its home on the WSU Spokanecampus! Dedicated this afternoon, James Dinh’s “Pages of Care” honors the partnership between WSU and STCU, as well as STCU’s continued support of WSU’s health sciences programs and students. It will also be part of a new tradition for graduates as they ring the bell to mark their achievement.

Anne was delighted to consult on this project, as her past work on the WSU Spokane campus remains among her favorite projects.