Graham Baba Architects is a Seattle-based practice known for its commitment to place-making across commercial, residential, and cultural projects. Their designs emphasize authenticity, material clarity, and spatial richness—whether working with new construction or adaptive reuse, the firm seeks to reveal character and life in every project.
Their portfolio includes work throughout the U.S. Pacific Northwest—restaurants, mixed-use buildings, private homes, and community spaces—demonstrating a sensitivity to context, light, and craft.
LOCATION: Seattle, Washington, USA
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The project sits on two compact 5,000-square-foot lots, each originally occupied by a 1910-era bungalow. For the younger family’s residence, Graham Baba Architects reinterpreted the classic “four-square” typology common in the neighborhood.
Molly Moon’s Ice Cream Shop by Graham Baba Architects brings a beloved local brand into one of Seattle’s most historic waterfront structures. Located within the restored Washington Street Boat Landing, the project transforms less than 300 square…
Designed by Graham Baba Architects, Mutiny Bay Beach Cabin is a contemporary retreat that revives cherished childhood memories of island life. Located on a serene, low-bank waterfront site with sweeping views of the Salish Sea and the…
Bombo Italian Kitchen & Bar welcomes guests with a warm, natural aesthetic that perfectly suits its location inside the new Seattle Convention Center. This signature restaurant, designed by Ethan Stowell, spans 4,200 square feet along the primary…
Since its inception in the late 1970s, the Ballard Food Bank has grown significantly to support the most vulnerable members of the community. Initially focused on addressing food insecurity, the organization now offers a range of social…
Vitus, a company dedicated to acquiring, improving, and preserving affordable housing, has established its new home in Seattle’s vibrant Belltown neighborhood. The Vitus Headquarters is housed in a revitalized 25,000-square-foot, 1920s-era building, marking a significant milestone in…
Alaska Airlines sought to transform the lounge typology from an exclusive haven for business travelers to a warm, welcoming space where all guests can find refuge—to relax, work, refuel, and connect.
The Shop seamlessly integrates hospitality with design, event, office, and immersive retail, serving as a gathering place for the creative community at a time when culture and connection have never been more important.
Graham Baba Architects reveals Center Table at North Campus, a dynamic dining complex for the University of Washington designed to support a rich array of social interactions
