Washington is once again trying to become a hub for nuclear power. But instead of monster-size reactors, the state is now home to multiple ventures involving smaller reactors – all using technologies unheard of in the 1970s and 1980s.

A largely community-funded effort to bring a historic building in downtown Connell back to life is getting noticed. 

A local roof coating business focused solely on commercial projects gives businesses an alternative to expensive reroofing.

Investing in proper architectural planning upfront always costs less than dealing with problems later.

Kennewick couple is designing and launching a unique indoor pickleball facility powered by artificial intelligence.

A building on the state Capitol Campus in Olympia and named for a longtime public servant from Sunnyside has earned a platinum certification from Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED).

“The old idea of putting as many people in a space as possible is gone.”

Q&A with Kyle Lepper, principal architect, LPR Architecture.

Though downtown Kennewick doesn’t qualify for a National Register of Historic Places historic district designation, several of its buildings are eligible for the register.

Energy Northwest’s small modular reactor project has moved one step forward with the announcement of the owner’s engineer for the project.