CollinsWoerman

08/26/2026

Staircases do more than connect floors, they shape the user experience. From sculptural focal points to subtle architectural moments, a well-designed stair can define movement and bring identity to a space, helping everyday circulation becomes something memorable.

We love exploring how stairs can elevate a project — take a look at a few from our work.

Photographers: Ben Benschneider, Kevin Korczyk, Lara Swimmer

08/19/2026

At CollinsWoerman, we see ourselves as more than designers, we are your advocate. We take the time to truly listen, understanding what matters most to you so your definition of success becomes our shared goal. Every project is driven by that clarity, with a commitment to champion your vision, navigate challenges, and deliver outcomes that not only meet expectations, but exceed them.

Learn more about our firm values at https://collinswoerman.com/story

08/12/2026

We are excited to see our Clark Nuber workplace project featured on Office Snapshots!

In partnership with Clark Nuber, CollinsWoerman explored multiple workplace scenarios to create a new 37,656 SF office across levels 7 and 8 of City Center Plaza in Bellevue, designed around their people, culture, and evolving ways of working.

The result is a workplace that balances collaboration and focus, flexibility and connection, creating an environment that supports how Clark Nuber’s teams work today and into the future.

Read the full feature on Office Snapshots at https://officesnapshots.com/2026/08/12/clark-nuber-offices-bellevue/

CollinsWoerman partnered with accounting firm Clark Nuber to evaluate multiple workplace scenarios before designing their new 37,656 office across levels 7 and 8 of City Center Plaza in Bellevue, Washington.…

08/05/2026

Reimagining what a medical workplace can be.

First Hill Medical Pavilion transformed a 215,000 SF biotech lab into a lighter, more transparent medical office and public pavilion. With a new entry courtyard and expanded outdoor spaces, the project created a welcoming urban presence for patients, providers, and the surrounding community.

Architect: CollinsWoerman
Client: Trammell Crow Company & Washington Capital Management
GC: Lease Crutcher Lewis
Photographer: Michael Walmsley

07/29/2026

Designed as a jewel box retail destination, the new KeyBank Pavilion activates the street with vibrant ground-floor uses, an enhanced streetscape, and a welcoming public plaza.

Integrated with the adjacent Four106 development, the pavilion creates a cohesive architectural presence that strengthens the pedestrian experience.

Built over an existing 1971 parking garage, the project required a carefully coordinated structural solution and concurrent approvals, resulting in one of the most ambitious commercial projects in Bellevue to date.

Client/Owner: Fana Group of Companies
General Contractor: Mortenson Construction
Mechanical & Plumbing: Stantec
Electrical: IMEG (Formerly Rushing)
Structural: DCI Engineers
Civil Engineer: Langan
Landscape Architect: Fora Landscape Architects
Photographer: Ed Sozinho

07/22/2026

“The CollinsWoerman team approached our remodel with exceptional thoughtfulness and curiosity. They took the time to truly understand our goals, digging into the ‘why’ behind what we wanted to achieve. Our remodel was an opportunity to reimagine how we interact with the physical space, and CollinsWoerman embraced that challenge with creativity and a collaborative approach.” - Erin Green, COO, Clark Nuber

A testament to the power of engagement and design that puts people first — The Clark Nuber project is a clear example of our Culture Discovery Process in action and we were grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with such a wonderful client!

07/15/2026

Spruce marks the gateway to West Seattle. Located at the intersection of Fauntleroy Way and SW Alaska, this 440,000 SF mixed-use development anchors the threshold of the West Seattle Junction.

The project brings together 216 apartment homes across three buildings, a 44,000 SF fitness center, and three levels of underground parking, all designed to support a vibrant, connected community. Spruce establishes a strong presence at a key urban intersection while enhancing livability and access at the neighborhood scale.

General Contractor: Chinn Construction
Developer: Madison Development Group LLC
Interior Designer: Two 9 Design
Landscape Architect: Fora Landscape Architects (formally Weisman Design Group)
Civil & Structural: DCI Engineers
Photographer: Ed Sozinho

07/08/2026

Supporting care, without interruption.

CollinsWoerman partnered with Valley Medical Center to upgrade two LINAC treatment rooms through a phased approach that maintained ongoing patient services. By optimizing existing infrastructure and improving room performance and flow, the project delivers meaningful upgrades to patient care efficiently and thoughtfully.

Client: Valley Medical Center
Photographer: Benjamin Benschneider

07/01/2026

Thoughtful infrastructure is an essential part of great community design. CollinsWoerman designed this 355-stall parking structure to serve five residential buildings and adjacent retail while seamlessly integrating into the fabric of Woodin Creek Village. More than parking, the structure supports the community with an emergency generator, maintenance facilities, and a skybridge connection — bringing together functionality, efficiency, and a better everyday experience for residents and visitors.

Client: Weidner Apartment Homes
Photographer: Ed Sozinho

06/24/2026

Contemporary mountain living is at the core of the design of Schweitzer Mountain Ski Resort’s 26-unit residential addition. The project features four-bedroom, three-bedroom, two-bedroom, studio, and lofted penthouse residences with amazing views of the surrounding mountains, Lake Pend Oreille, and ski slopes. The design for 5 Needles at White Pine was inspired by local and natural elements, including blackened steel and earthy wood tones with contrasting soft white marble. CollinsWoerman created the design to be authentic, welcoming, rich, and grounding to create a modern take on ski Haus.

Architect: CollinsWoerman
Interiors: CollinsWoerman
Owner: Schweitzer Mountain Resort
Owner’s Representative: Consertus (formally OAC)
Contractor: Jackson Construction
Mechanical/Electrical: MW Consulting Engineers
Structural: DCI Engineers
Civil: James A. Sewell and Associates
Photographer: Gibeon Photography