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First Friday at The Gallery at Entropy (101 N Stevens), solo exhibition “Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere” by local artist, Eric Sanchez.

Artist reception First Friday September 1, from 5-9pm, show runs September 1 – October 2

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First Friday at The Gallery at Entropy (101 N Stevens) presents SUPERCOLOR SPECTRUM: UX ULTRA-MAX 8. Large scale aerosol paint works by MAX featuring music by DJ FTK, [ocean jams], and Estimate. Artist reception Friday August 4 from 5-9 pm. Show runs through August 28.

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Then come give us a visit because we just put out a ton of used and new records. We hope you find what you’re looking for! 

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The support from this city is overwhelming! Big thank you to @ellenpicken for a gorgeous showcase upstairs, and @rajah.bose for an intimate live performance to compliment the art. And as always, thank you to @helenparsonsproject for all the hard work put into the evening.

We are now running full time hours so we will have our doors open 7 days a week. 10am-6pm. See you soon!

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stickers – $2 (or free with purchase)

record totes-$20

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Heylman’s vision for the Parkade Building was informed by the work of Swiss architect Le Corbusier, but he added his own unique touches to create a design that was both functional and beautiful. The precast concrete lattice that wraps around the exterior of the building is a prime example of this.

Heylman designed it to provide ventilation for the parking garage while also creating a sense of privacy for the cars parked inside. But he also made sure that the lattice was aesthetically pleasing, with interlocking diamond shapes that create a stunning visual effect, especially when illuminated at night.

Heylman’s attention to detail was legendary, and it is evident in every aspect of the Parkade Building’s design. He worked closely with contractors and builders to ensure that his vision was realized to the fullest extent possible, using high-quality materials and carefully placing windows and other elements to create a sense of balance and harmony.

The Parkade Building is now listed on the Spokane Register of Historic Places and is considered a significant example of mid-century modern architecture. It continues to be a source of inspiration for architects and designers around the world, a testament to Warren Heylman’s skill, creativity, and dedication to his craft.

Warren Heylman and the Parkade Building are shining examples of architectural vision and innovation. Heylman’s design for the Parkade Building is a testament to his skill and creativity, and it continues to inspire awe and admiration to this day. The Parkade Building is a landmark of Spokane’s architectural heritage, and it serves as a reminder of the power of design to shape our world.

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