A GreenWorks Reading List
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If you were to drop in on us here at GreenWorks you would most likely overhear people talking about books, podcasts, and other inspiring media while re-upping on coffee or tea in the kitchen. It’s a part of the culture here many of us really enjoy and foster. If I’m ever in need of a good book recommendation, I know I can turn to my fellow GreenWorker bookworms to point me in the right direction.
If you’re in need of a good book, here’s what the good people at GreenWorks are reading these days:
Read MoreOak Harbor Clean Water Facility Wins Project of the Year from the Washington State APWA
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The Oak Harbor Clean Water Facility, a project GreenWorks participated in, has been named Project of the Year by the Washington State American Public Works Association. “This project is a great example of how to leverage large public infrastructure projects for multiple benefits,” says Gill Williams, principal at GreenWorks. “The key here is advancement in wastewater treatment technology that allows communities to place these facilities in places that, before now, were out of bounds.”
Read MoreThe Beautiful Hand Drawings of GreenWorks
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One of our colleagues has been setting aside some of her favorite pieces as the GreenWorks office goes paperless.
Read MoreGreenWorks is Seeking a Mid-Level Landscape Architect
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GreenWorks, PC is an award-winning Landscape Architecture and Environmental Design Firm committed to integrating people and nature through creative and sustainable design. GreenWorks has a strong background in both environmental enhancement and urban design projects that allow us to develop innovative, sustainable, and comprehensive design solutions. Our diverse portfolio is centered in the Pacific Northwest region. We strive for design excellence in all aspects of our business.
Read MoreGreenWorks, a Headstream in Cory Gallo's Career
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GreenWorks alum Cory Gallo (‘04) stopped in to have lunch with us last week. He’s in town researching urban farms for a project at Mississippi State University, where he’s now an associate professor. He recently won a national award from The Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture. As things tend to do around here, we nerded-out on stormwater.
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