Park and Landscape Structures

SSF and Berger

SSF and Berger

Kiwanis Park gazebo photo

Kiwanis Park gazebo roof photo

WA Park Arboretum SSF

WA Park Arboretum SSF

Structural restoration, Des Moines Beach Dining Hall

Mercer Island Parks

Mercer Island Parks

Projects > Park and Landscape Structures

Park and Landscape Structures

Various Locations

SSF works with landscape architects or directly with public municipalities on a variety of projects that include shoring, retaining walls, bridges and site structures at parks throughout the Puget Sound region.

Totem Lake Park

Kiwanas Methow Park

Washington Park Arboretum Loop Trail

Des Moines Beach Park

Mercer Island On-Call Parks & Recreation

Ross Park Shelter House

Kandle Park Pool

Related Content

Totem Lake Park Award of Honor / / 04.20.23

Totem Lake Park, an ecological centerpiece for a re-envisioned neighborhood.

Vine-cutting event for new arboretum trail / The Daily Journal of Commerce, Journal Staff / 04.06.18

The $7.8 million trail and related restoration improved pedestrian and bicycle access, revealed an underground stream, and added 30,000 native plants.

Tinte Cellars Georgetown opens this fall / The Daily Journal of Commerce, Journal Staff / 08.11.20

Tinte Cellars in late fall will open a new tasting room and event venue at 5951 Airport Way S. in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood.

RELATED PROJECTS

Clinton Beach Park

Whidbey Island, WA

Crossroads Residence

Bellevue, WA

Coupeville Wharf Repairs

Coupeville,WA

Totem Lake Park

Kirkland, WA

Tinte Cellars

Seattle, WA

SSF Feed

J&M Hotel Apartments / The Daily Journal of Commerce, Brian Miller / 07.09.25

Swenson Say Faget is providing structural engineering for the seismic upgrade and annex rebuild of the historic J&M Hotel Building in Pioneer Square.

SPL English Programs / The Daily Journal of Commerce, Journal Staff / 06.12.25

The Seattle Public Library (SPL) will significantly increase its free English language learning programs over the next two years, thanks to a $450,000 grant from Carnegie Corporation of New York awarded to The Seattle Public Library Foundation.

Seattle building is the first to get new cement-free concrete / The Daily Journal of Commerce, Journal, Benjamin Minnick / 04.17.25

The first batch of a new concrete that doesn’t use cement was recently poured as part of a seismic retrofit to a 120-year-old brick building in the Green Lake neighborhood. That two-story building at 7200 Woodlawn Ave. N.E. is owned by Donald Davies and will be the future home to Atlantic Crossing Pub, which is moving from the Roosevelt neighborhood.

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