Lakeside Companies, Aerospace Leaders, Universities & More Unite for Inland Northwest Tech Hub Application 

Lakeside on August 17, 2023

Leading aerospace companies and research universities have joined nearly 50 area workforce training, venture capital, economic development, labor, tribal and government groups in the Inland Northwest to support establishing the American Aerospace Materials Manufacturing Center (AAMMC). If selected, the AAMMC tech hub will establish a world-class testbed for production, commercialization, and entrepreneurship in the Inland Northwest.  

ATC Selected as Key Partner for NASA HiCAM Project

Lakeside on April 17, 2023

ATC Manufacturing, a Lakeside company, has been chosen as a key partner on NASA’s Hi-Rate Composite Aircraft Manufacturing (HiCAM) project. As a key member of both the HiCAM project and the Advanced Composites Consortium, ATC will continue to lead advancements in sustainability, durability, and performance for the aerospace and high-performance materials industries.

Lakeside Welcomes Two Additional Associate Partners

Lakeside on April 11, 2023

Pat Jones of ATC Manufacturing and Tyler Haug of Architerra have both joined Lakeside as Associate Partners. Both Pat and Tyler bring decades of experience in their respective fields and are vital to Lakeside’s success in their roles at Architerra and ATC.

Coeur Terre Development: A New Chapter for Coeur d’Alene

Nick Roach on April 7, 2023

We are thrilled to share that the Coeur d’Alene City Council approved the annexation of Coeur Terre, a 440-acre mixed-use development on the western edge of Coeur d’Alene. After a decade of planning, this annexation marks a significant milestone for our subsidiary company, Kootenai County Land Company.

Aligning with the City of Coeur d’Alene’s comprehensive plan, adopted in 2022, Kootenai County Land Company held numerous meetings with 13 agencies, 26 departments, multiple special interest groups, as well as neighborhoods and individuals. This collaborative approach has been essential in crafting a well-planned development.

Coeur Terre will feature up to 2,800 housing units, businesses, shops, restaurants, 18 acres of public parks, a central landscape corridor, over 4 miles of trails, and land designated for two public schools. The development aims to provide a high quality of life for residents while supporting local economic growth.

With a buildout period of 20-30 years, Coeur Terre is committed to offering a mix of housing types including deed-restricted professional workforce. Additionally, a new police substation will be established to enhance safety by keeping officers in the community.

As part of the Lakeside Companies family, Kootenai County Land Company is excited to see the vision of Coeur Terre come to life in the years to come and making a positive impact on the community.

Stay tuned for more updates on the Coeur Terre development and thank you for your continued support.

Update on Triumph Composites Building

Lakeside on February 22, 2023

The Triumph Composites project remains in the planning and development stages. Our goal with this project remains the same; to find the best long-term use of the existing building and surrounding acreage that supports job retention and growth in the Spokane region.

Boeing Signs Expanded Contract with ATC Manufacturing

Lakeside on February 17, 2023

ATC Manufacturing announced the award of an expanded agreement by Boeing for various thermoplastic composite components. This contract builds upon ATC’s existing relationship with Boeing as a Boeing Premier Bidder and key supplier to all active commercial aircraft programs.

Selkirk Construction Joins Lakeside Companies

Lakeside on January 10, 2023

Selkirk Construction is strategically combining with Lakeside’s home building and residential development company, Architerra, in 2023. This brings together two teams of experts in complementary areas of home design and build, expanding capabilities and further positioning the team to continue leading the regional market.

Continuing Support for Ronald McDonald House

Lakeside on October 20, 2022

Architerra, and Zi Spa (both Lakeside companies) attended the SK Ball on September 9th. The SK Ball is an annual fundraiser by Ronald McDonald House of the Inland Northwest. Architerra was an event sponsor and Andi B. of Zi Spa won the coveted bull riding competition and belt buckle.

Sponsorship of the event by Architerra was a continuation of support for RMCH of the Inland Northwest. Last year, Architerra donated $50,000 to Ronald McDonald House to help support the capital campaign for Northern Idaho House – a new building that opened in March 2020. Prior to this expansion, an average of fourteen families a day were on our waiting list for somewhere to stay while their children received medical treatment.

Currently, RMHC can house 64 families a night in three houses; however ongoing support is still needed. Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Inland Northwest provides temporary lodging, social and emotional support, at no charge, for families of children accessing medical services. The Spokane area is a premier medical destination and families face difficult decisions as many are unable to pay for a hotel. Instead, they have to sleep in their cars, sleep in hospital waiting rooms, or leave their hospitalized infant or child to travel home. More than half face incredible financial hardships due to loss of income(s) and mounting medical bills.

Architerra, Zi Spa, and Lakeside will continue to support this important cause. To donate or get involved, visit their site:

Ronald McDonald House of the Inland Northwest

Article: Coeur Terre Receives Unanimous Approval

Nick Roach on October 12, 2022

On Tuesday, October 11, the City of Coeur d’Alene Planning Commission met for a public hearing with the Kootenai County Land Company and the public to discuss the annexation and zoning of the Coeur Terre Master Plan Development. The commission forwarded a unanimous recommendation of approval to City Council, stating that Coeur Terre is well planned and would ‘provide much-needed housing in an appropriate area targeted for growth.’  

The plan calls for a variety housing units, business space, shops, restaurants, 18 acres of public parks, 4 miles of trails, and land for two public schools.  Working with community organizations, getting public feedback, and partnering with the city to understand future needs for the Coeur d’Alene area has led to an annexation application the Kootenai County Land Company is proud to submit and eager to continue to bring to fruition.  

The Coeur d’Alene Press covered the hearing in an extensive story. Read the full article here.

Brad Marshall, Senior Project Manager for JUB Engineers, speaks on behalf of Coeur Terre to the Coeur d’Alene Planning Commission. Photo courtesy of the CDA Press.