In the heart of Rainier Valley, Corvidae Co-op Housing stands as a beacon of hope for many aspiring homeowners. This demonstration project is dedicated to providing affordable homeownership opportunities to populations that have long struggled to purchase homes in their own community.
The Quincho House, designed by DeForest Architects, serves as an indoor-outdoor pavilion and modern cottage. This home is tailored for entertaining and providing additional space for hosting family and friends. With its design rooted in Argentinian tradition, it offers a contemporary take on the quincho—a space for social gatherings
Seattle’s urban style is as much of a feeling as it is a look, deep-rooted in the city’s juxtaposing blend of natural beauty and industrial history, plus a flair for comfort. In this guide, we’ll walk through some practical tips for embodying the Emerald City’s unique vibe in your home, inspired by the area’s iconic
The Peach Court Residence by Wittman Estes represents a thoughtful modern renovation of a 1910 Seattle Craftsman home, with seamless landscape connections across all three levels. The design introduces a fresh balance of old and new, breathing new life into this historic home while preserving its traditional charm.
Sand Point Residence, nestled within Seattle’s Sand Point Country Club, is a thoughtful reconstruction of a mid-century modern home originally built in 1968. The project, led by David Coleman Architecture, showcases the potential of repurposing older homes while retaining their original charm.
Union Bay Residence, designed by Silk Cavassa Marchetti, is a new home situated on the shores of Lake Washington in Seattle’s Laurelhurst neighborhood. The site, with its gentle southern slope, offers views of Lake Washington, the city, and the surrounding mountains.
Lark House, originally designed by prominent Seattle architect Al Bumgardner in 1958, has been meticulously renovated by SHED Architecture & Design. Situated atop a cliff in West Seattle, the house offers sweeping views of Vashon Island
Best Practice originally designed the Shed-O-Vation as part of their Backyard Bump-Out project completed in 2018. When COVID forced these homeowners to confront the need to accommodate working and exercising from home
