Occupying a full city block, the architecture and urban design simultaneously provide a varying yet cohesive streetscape character on all four streets with each offering unique amenities.

Inspired by the tranquility of the San Juan Islands the forested courtyard is filled with salvaged logs, a tree house and a tidal pool.

The 1320 University mixed-use project is taking on a unique challenge by fulfilling the vision of public/private partnerships in meeting the open space needs of the First Hill community.

A new model of inclusive development, Midtown Center moves beyond the standard approach to mixed-use development by bolstering local businesses, providing affordable housing and open space, maintaining a sense of place.

Maximizing the spirit of community, density and sustainable standards, the Capitol Hill Urban Cohousing project encompasses nine open floorplan homes, a community gathering space known as the living room, ground…

The vision of making “20-minute living” a reality informed the team’s design approach and the early design renderings to develop properties adjacent to the soon-to-be-opened light rail station.

This South Lake Union development sets a new standard for sustainable site development integrating urban farming, green roofs, captured stormwater and salvaged beams from the site’s renovated Historic Laundry Building.

A generous courtyard offers comfortable areas for sitting and socializing, enhanced by the sight and sound of a water feature designed with salvaged terra cotta tile from a bank building previously on the site.

The landscape responds to the busy start/terminus of the Cedar Street green street and a tall adjacent building by providing an introverted experience.