Marysville Civic Center - A Plan for Success (Multi-day Photoshoot)
East elevation dusk view of the Marysville Civic Center. Photo by Doug Walker Photography

Marysville Civic Center - A Plan for Success (Multi-day Photoshoot)

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Doug Walker

Architecture, Design, and Interior Photography. Owner at Doug Walker Photography

发布日期: 2023年6月8日
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I recently had the pleasure of shooting a large three-day civic project for BOTESCH, NASH & HALL ARCHITECTS, P.S. and Lydig Construction covering their newly completed Marysville Civic Center in City of Marysville, WA .

This beautiful new 53.7M facility was designed to house the police station, jail, municipal court, city council chambers, city hall, community development and public works offices, pulling many of the city services into one modern, energy-efficient facility with a connecting courtyard space.

This West elevation kissed in afternoon sun showcases a large mural by Pacific Northwest artist Jack Gunter that features Marysville’s natural assets.
This West elevation kissed in afternoon sun showcases a large mural by Pacific Northwest artist Jack Gunter that features Marysville’s natural assets.

Shooting a successful architectural project requires a ‘A Plan for Success’, and handling a host of problems (in advance) spread across three distinct phases: Pre-production, Photography, and Post-production. Experience in each of these phases allows for a smooth process with few surprises….and results in powerful and compelling photography for my clients.

ast elevation in morning light shows people moving about in the new courtyard space.
The East elevation bathed in morning light with people moving about in the new courtyard space.
"As always, GREAT job Doug! I’m thrilled with how this all played out. Thanks so much! And nice job getting rid of that fencing on the south side of the building. ?? Looking forward to the next phase!" — Kathlyn Toney | Marketing Coordinator | Lydig
City council chambers on the second floor feature natural window light, exposed supports, and beautifully drop ceiling elements
City council chambers on the second floor feature natural window light, exposed supports, and beautifully drop ceiling elements

To see more of the photos from this successful three-day project head on over to my latest blog post here:


Amanda Carter

Seeking Growth in Automotive Sales

1 年

I noticed the lawns over at comford are all torn up this week. Do you know if the city is doing something, or did like a water main leak?

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Anthony Jensen

Preconstruction Manager: Seattle

1 年

Beautiful photography as always Doug

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Chris Nielsen, PE

Principal at R&N Systems Design LLC

1 年

Our project looks amazing through your lens! Thanks for all your work.

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