Project Location: Blackfoot River,Bonner Montana
Owner: River Bends Through It LLC
Completion Date:2010
Description: Luxury fishing lodge on blue-ribbon trout river. Custom woodwork and construction by Bruce Hover, masterbuilder.

Project Location: Port Angeles, Washington
Owner: Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe
Completion Date: July 2010
Description: The facility includes offices for Tribal social services and facililties to provide skills training such as culinary arts and traditional Klallam arts and crafts. Entrepreneurial opportunities, including a retail area, are also planned. The center is located within the heart of the City of Port Angeles and has breathed new life into a former tire shop.

Project Location: Port Angeles, Washington
Owner: Black Ball Ferry Line
Completion Date: 2010 (concept)
Description: Design concept for a new terminal for the Coho Ferry, connecting Port Angeles with Victoria, British Columbia. The new terminal offers a rare opportunity to add new life and excitement to the Port Angeles waterfront. Coho Ferry

Project Location: Blyn, Washington
Owner: Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
Completion Date: May 2008
Description: A market, deli, and gas station to diversify the Tribe's business interests. This building is a "gateway" to the North Olympic Peninsula. In addition to serving travellers, the market has proved indispensable to the area's residents, providing a wide assortment of groceries, fresh produce, alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, and an outstanding deli. Three fuel islands provide Chevron fuel at 12 pumps. A generous parking lot easily accommodates trucks and RVs. Restrooms within the market provide clean and safe facilities. The structure, art and landscaping all come together to provide a beautiful roadside oasis.

Project Location: Port Angeles, Washington
Owner: City of Port Angeles
Completion Date: November 2002
Description: This community park creates an important link to the waterfront trail for both pedestrians and emergency vehicles. The lookout provides an ideal location for viewing Port Angeles Harbor and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Project Location: Blyn, Washington
Owner: Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
Completion Date: August 2004
Description: The center overlooks Sequim Bay, and provides flexible spaces for meetings, exhibits, dinners, conferences and celebrations. The downstairs level houses a dental clinic open to the community.

Project Location: Blyn, Washington
Owner: Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
Completion Date: September 2001
Description: The "House of the Sea Spirit" shelter provides a closeup view of traditional artwork in both totem and wall carving forms as it expresses the relationship of the forest and the sea. The shelter overlooks Sequim Bay.

Project Location: Blyn, Washington
Owner: Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
Completion Date: Ongoing
Description: Master plan for the development and use of the Tribe's lands adjacent to Sequim Bay.

Project Location: Blyn, Washington
Owner: Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
Completion Date: July 2008
Description: A unique partnership between the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe and Clallam County Fire District #3 to provide fire protection and emergency medical services to the east end of Clallam County.

Project Location: Port Angeles, Washington
Owner: Olympic Timber Town
Completion Date: Concept 2009/Under Development
Description: Master planning for a proposed venue designed to honor the trees, forests and related industries of the Pacific Northwest. The center will depict the use of natural resources from pre-contact through the turn of the 20th century. Facilities will include a mill, museum and a logging camp with hands-on experiences. A boardwalk will be edged with mercantile and specialty shops. A train ride will delight children and transport visitors around the 57-acre site, 5 miles west of Port Angeles. The center was the dream of famed WWII photographer Lee Embree. Visit: Olympic Timber Town & Heritage Center