Blatto Boat redefines tiny-home living by transforming an existing hull into a fully integrated Floating On Water Residence (FOWR). Measuring a slender 12’×40’, this houseboat packs every feature of a conventional home into a compact, nautically engineered space.
Architect Charles A. Marsh Jr. and builder Tom Paulsen crafted the Alden Mason House in 1958 as a Northwest Mid-Century Modern retreat. Nestled among trees beside a gentle creek near Lake Washington, this “treehouse” remains within Seattle’s city limits. Painter Alden Mason designed the home to reflect his deep reverence for nature.
J.G. Whittier Apartments brings a fresh vision to Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood, marrying the rugged beauty of eastern Washington’s geology with thoughtful, community-focused design. Moreover, this four-story, 54-unit mixed‑use development features nature-inspired forms, high-quality materials, and an array of amenities that foster connection, wellness, and sustainability—all framed by sweeping views of the Olympic Mountains and Mount Rainier.
The In‑Kind House by GO’C transforms a modest 1950s foundation into a bright, nature‑connected retreat without increasing its footprint. Rather than adding square footage, the design delivers “just enough” space to meet the client’s needs—no more, no less—while repairing a poorly laid‑out original home.
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 corridor known as the Mixing Zone, where it stands as a beacon of culinary richness and architectural craft.
The WORK Shed began with an email titled “Tiny Project?” When a family with a toddler, a baby on the way, and a compact 1919 bungalow found themselves running out of space, they realized their 110-square-foot backyard shed – their current remote office – simply wasn’t enough. They needed a serious upgrade.
Queen Anne House by DeForest Architects beautifully merges Tudor Revival charm with contemporary design. The owner, an artist, envisioned a home where her family could create and appreciate art while reinterpreting historical elements. The house’s classic proportions, intricate woodwork, and vibrant stained glass provided the perfect foundation for her creative aspirations.
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 and medical services. This expansion is made possible through collaborations with various community partners.
