Our Stories

Whether managing the enormous team, figuring out how many bike racks to install, or selecting roofing materials, Megan Torza does it all.

Anyone passing by the site these days may see a new—and temporary—“water feature,” but it is not there for aesthetic reasons.

Invasive or hazardous trees at Evergreen Brick Works will be removed, and replaced with healthy native species.

Hundreds of used bricks will be used to rebuild, to create walkways and will likely find their way into interpretive and artistic displays.

Do you have a Brick Works story to tell? Do you know someone who does? We’d love to hear it.

Snow may still be on the ground, but Community Events Manager Lisa Spinks is already planning our spring and summer.

Evergreen Brick Works is going for a platinum record – LEED Platinum, that is.

Our first official construction meeting marks a crucial turning point for Evergreen Brick Works.