Buffalo Design

12/01/2021

'Tis the season of light, and Westlake Park delivers!
The enchanted forest makes leaving work even more magical. 🎄

11/30/2021

Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts is hosting its first open house since 2019 on Friday, December 3rd. Don't miss the chance to tour their studio and gallery. You'll even have the opportunity to make your own print to take home!


https://crowsshadow.org/

Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization aimed at providing opportunities for Native Americans through artistic development.

Crow's Shadow is a printmaking studio specializing in lithography and small editions. Our focus is contemporary Indigenous and Native American artists.

11/30/2021

We’re excited to be working with Pottery Northwest on their relocation from Seattle Center (their home since 1975) to their new space in the Foster/White Gallery building in Pioneer Square. Work is currently underway with a goal of completion in late spring 2022.

Buffalo Design is donating a portion of our services to PNW’s fund-raising efforts. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Pottery Northwest relies heavily on donor support to fulfill its mission. They currently need community help to prepare for their upcoming move.


PNW's final Community Showcase exhibition in their Queen Anne location will run from Dec 3 - Dec 18, with an opening reception this Thursday, December 2nd from 6-8pm. Visit their website for more information: https://potterynorthwest.org/2021-community-showcase-2/

11/30/2021

We've been working with the Korean Women's Association KWA Cares since April 2020 on an extensive 15,000 sf renovation for their administrative offices in Lakewood. At present, we are focused on their Lifelong Learning Center in the administrative building.

Designed to support community activities, classes, and programs, the Center has been a long-time dream of KWA and will play an important role in fulfilling their mission of providing multi-lingual, multi-ethnic social services to Washington States' most vulnerable individuals.

The Korean Women’s Association (KWA) is a registered 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization.
https://www.kwacares.org/donation/

How You Can Help KWA relies on generous contributions from community members and organizations to help bring life-saving services to Washington’s most vulnerable individuals. With your donations YOU help KWA in our mission of providing multi-lingual, multi-ethnic social services to Washington Stat...

11/23/2021

Proud to announce the King County AFIS Lab has just received Gold certification by USGBC!

Head over to our website to learn more about the project: http://buffalodesign.com/2021/04/

11/15/2021

We're looking for a licensed Project Architect specializing in healthcare to join our team. Drop by our website for all the details...
www.buffalodesign.com

08/04/2021

Summertime Funtime!
2021 Summer Party at Olympic Sculpture Park followed by drinks at The Edgewater.
Great day, great people.

05/11/2020

Newly renovated Department of Chemistry/Bagley Hall laboratory and auditorium space is waiting (patiently) for in-person classes to resume at the University of Washington. Science!

04/28/2020

Construction activity restarted this week. Governor Inslee said, if you can do your work six feet apart, if you wear a mask, and if someone on site is in charge of compliance, you can work. There are a few other criteria, too. We hit the road with a pair of binoculars to see what that looks like in....

02/14/2020

❤️ Happy Valentine's Day ❤️

02/05/2020

Nice article in The Olympian about the Lacey Timberland Library project we're working on -- take a look! And be sure to visit Friends of the Lacey Library (laceyfriends.org) to learn more about ongoing fundraising efforts.

The Lacey Timberland Library will close for a few weeks next fall so that a $370,000 interior remodel can take place, according to library manager Holly Paxson, who delivered that message to about 30 people last week during an open house.