A House with a Yoga Studio
The renovation and expansion of this family home marks a remarkable transformation, turning a once cramped and segmented 1967 split-level into a luminous and functional living space.
Washington
Shed-O-Vation / Best Practice Architecture
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
The Grocery Studios / Mutuus Studio
The Grocery Studios is the private home and art studio for a creative couple in the North Beacon Hill neighborhood of Seattle. The studio is a creative space where the clients host pop-up art exhibitions, workshops, lectures, music performances
Seattle Penthouse / Kor Architects & Terry Hunziker
Explore the stunning Seattle penthouse remodel by Kor Architects. Discover how innovative design maximizes functionality and highlights breathtaking views of the city, mountains, and Sound.
Mercer Island House / Floisand Studio Architects
Nestled among the Mercer Island trees, this project renovated and modernized a 70’s-era Black and Caldwell spec home. Carefully detailed modifications preserved what the family loved about their home while creating more functional and fresh spaces inside and out.
Chuckanut Studio / Hoedemaker Pfeiffer
Perched on a rock halfway up a mountain the studio is a reward for those willing to make the hike. The plan plays with the idea of a square within a larger square. The double-height space holds a suspended sleeping platform reached by retractable ladder.
Rookery House / StudioSTL
Giant fir trees surround this spacious property on a gentle east-facing slope. Incorporating our client’s single-level living goals while still accommodating both master and guest suites created a strong circulation corridor on the property’s roadside.
Dupont Circle Residence / EL Studio PLLC
A renovation of a 3,900 SF, two-level apartment on Dupont Circle, the existing space was a lesson in the challenges of converting DC’s Commercial office inventory for residential use