ALSC Architects

ALSC Architects is an architect in Spokane, WA. The firm provides architectural services throughout the Inland Northwest, specializing in creating architecture that is viable, livable, identifiable, flexible, and memorable. Their portfolio includes diverse projects such as One Spokane Stadium, the Yakima Family YMCA, Wenatchee Convention Center, and various educational and athletic facilities for Spokane Public Schools and Whitworth University. The firm holds a 4.00 rating.

The firm operates through a principle-based design process centered on listening to clients to understand their unique needs, culture, values, and vision. This approach utilizes guiding principles to serve as a roadmap for each project, facilitating open communication and engagement. Established in 1948, the firm's history includes the planning and design for the EXPO ’74 World’s Fair in Spokane. The team includes principals Ken Murphy, Indy Dehal, Troy Bishop, Kim Phelps, and Sheila Boyce, alongside several associates and directors. Beyond design, the firm participates in philanthropy by volunteering hundreds of hours a year for more than 50 organizations.

ALSC Architects uses a collaborative, principle-based process to bring client stories to life through meaningful architecture in the Spokane area.