- Project uploaded by Hayley Dunning on 12-11-2025
- Project last updated by Hayley Dunning on 12-31-2025
Englewood Plaza
Richland, WAThis project showcases an impressive structural solution with open-web trusses reaching a remarkable 96 inches in depth. This bold wood system enables expansive spans, creating a bright, airy interior perfectly suited to large-scale spaces. The open-web truss design leverages the strength and versatility of wood to achieve both functionality and visual impact, demonstrating how engineered wood systems can deliver performance without sacrificing aesthetics.
Beyond structural efficiency, the exposed trusses serve as a defining architectural feature, adding rhythm and character to the space. Their scale and craftsmanship highlight the adaptability of wood in modern construction, offering a sustainable material choice that enhances both design and occupant experience. This project exemplifies how innovative wood engineering can transform utilitarian requirements into striking architectural statements.
Project Details
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Year Built
2025
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Number Of Stories
1
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Bldg system
Innovative Light-Frame
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Square footage
7,636
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Construction Type:
V-B
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Building Type:
Mercantile (Retail)
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Material Types:
Glue-Laminated Timber (GLT or glulam)
Structural Composite Lumber (e.g. LVL and LSL)
Open-web trusses
Project Team
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RedBuilt Mass Timber Supplier
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Impact Engineers Engineer
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Northwest Construction Services, Inc. General Contractor
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WHL Architecture Architect
- Project uploaded by Hayley Dunning on 12-11-2025
- Project last updated by Hayley Dunning on 12-31-2025
