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Changing skyline in Richland

By Bob Brawdy
Two concrete block columns, apparently for the elevator shaft and stairwells, sprout Tuesday from the middle of the new three-story Richland city hall building construction site. The $18.5 million 40,000-square-foot building will consolidate city offices now in three aging buildings for about 90 employees. It's expected to open in spring 2019 at 625 Swift Ave, near the Federal Building parking lot. Leone & Keeble General Contractors of Spokane is the general contractor.
Two concrete block columns, apparently for the elevator shaft and stairwells, sprout Tuesday from the middle of the new three-story Richland city hall building construction site. The $18.5 million 40,000-square-foot building will consolidate city offices now in three aging buildings for about 90 employees. It's expected to open in spring 2019 at 625 Swift Ave, near the Federal Building parking lot. Leone & Keeble General Contractors of Spokane is the general contractor. Bob Brawdy Tri-City Herald

Two concrete block columns, apparently for the elevator shaft and stairwells, sprout Tuesday from the middle of the new three-story Richland City Hall construction site.

The $18.5 million, 40,000-square-foot building will consolidate city offices — and their 90 employees — that are spread across in three aging buildings.

It's expected to open in spring 2019 at 625 Swift Ave, near the Federal Building parking lot.

Leone & Keeble General Contractors of Spokane is the general contractor.

This story was originally published April 3, 2018 at 3:48 PM with the headline "Changing skyline in Richland."

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