Mid-Century Modern Architecture
Discover the unique history, charm and diversity of Mid-Century Modern Architecture
Discover the unique history, charm and diversity of Mid-Century Modern Architecture
Mid-Century Modern Architecture
Washington Water Power Central Service Facility
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Built in 1959, the former Washington Water Power Central Service Facility is now home to Avista Utilities, and is an example of the Curtain Wall style. The structure was selected by the Spokane Chapter of the AIA for outstanding architecture, and won a National AIA award the year it was constructed. This building is currently not open to the public, but may be best viewed from Upriver Drive.
- Proposed Parks:
- 1: St. Charles Barromeo Parish Church
- 2: Washington Water Power Central Service Facility
- 3: Parkade, Courtesy of Ann Martin & Heylman Martin Architects
- 4: Studio Apartment Block, Courtesy of Michael Houser
- 5: Kenneth & Edna Brooks House
- 6: First Church of Christian Scientists, Courtesy of Michael Houser
- 8: Spokane Airport Terminal, Courtesy of Michael Houser
- 7: Walter & Barbara Foltz House, Courtesy of NyeCreek.com