Homes for Heroes: Design for the Unique Housing Needs of Military Families

Homes for Heroes: Design for the Unique Housing Needs of Military Families By Tracy Vanairsdale Designing homes for Alaska’s military and their families is always a true privilege for our team. Whether it’s single family homes, multi-family duplexes or triplexes, or shared housing such as single-enlisted dormitories, we understand the unique challenges all service members […]

Need Help Selecting Plants for Your Landscape? Ask a Landscape Architect.

Need Help Selecting Plants for Your Landscape? Ask a Landscape Architect. By Erik Jones, Landscape Architect Here in Alaska planting design can be a challenge given our northern climate and wide range of environments. Plant selection can make or break a planting design, so it is essential to consider several factors before putting anything in […]

4 Myths About Landscape Architecture in Alaska

4 Myths About Landscape Architecture in Alaska By Laura Minski, Landscape Architect Hello…and happy World Landscape Architecture Month! This article kicks off a series of blog posts by our in-house landscape architecture team to help others recognize and learn more about what we believe is one of the best professions around. Let’s start with a […]

Design Week Celebrates Problem-Solving, World-Changing Minds

Design Week Celebrates Problem-Solving, World-Changing Minds By Leah Boltz, Principal “Anchorage Design Week is an annual gathering of creative minds to promote and provoke design and imagine the future of our city and the North.” It’s Design Week in Anchorage, a time when design professionals, community builders, lovers of design, and those who support […]

June 30, 2021
By Abby Elrod
Architecture, Community, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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Celebrating Solstice: Daylight & Design

Celebrating Solstice: Daylight & Design Design in Alaska seeks to find a balance amongst many unique Northern conditions and project demands. Daylight is one of those challenging Alaskan conditions that requires a thoughtful, deliberate approach to optimize daylight at the extremes of and in between summer and winter solstices. The continuum that our extreme […]

June 11, 2021
By Claire Rountree
Architecture, Community, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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North Pole Vet Hospital: A Renovation & Expansion.

North Pole Veterinary Hospital, A Renovation and Expansion. Growing out of the space provided by their existing 1980’s facility and site layout, North Pole Veterinary Hospital approached Bettisworth North with a unique design opportunity: to identify a solution to their needs as a vet hospital to include the “Fear Free” pet model. The owners […]

Congratulations to our Interior Design Director, Dana Nunn!

Dana Nunn | Interior Design Director ASID National Honors Recipient, 2021 Medalist Award Winner The American Society of Interior Designers/ASID Medalist award recognizes members and partners who have demonstrated outstanding service to ASID, have provided significant contributions to the interior design profession as well as enriched the human experience. “My passion is designing interiors […]

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Homes for Heroes: Design for the Unique Housing Needs of Military Families

Need Help Selecting Plants for Your Landscape? Ask a Landscape Architect.

4 Myths About Landscape Architecture in Alaska

Design Week Celebrates Problem-Solving, World-Changing Minds

Celebrating Solstice: Daylight & Design

North Pole Vet Hospital: A Renovation & Expansion.

Congratulations to our Interior Design Director, Dana Nunn!

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