Building Community on the Burke Gilman Trail. Burke + Union is located just north of the University of Washington, abutting the historic Burke Gilman Trail. Our project involved transforming an existing parking lot into an apartment building, while also incorporating a new parking structure to service the units and two neighboring properties.
An Uptown building with World’s Fair flair. Siteline, a development blending residential, office, and retail under one roof, sits at the confluence of Lower Queen Anne, Denny Triangle, and South Lake Union. This mixed-use Uptown community draws inspiration from neighboring Seattle Center—the civic hub originally developed for the 1962 World’s Fair—by weaving in history, context, and arts into the design.
Honoring the past. Shaping the future. Establishing a welcoming southeastern gateway to Yesler Terrace, the Wayfarer offers multi-family living perched on the hillside where Yesler meets Boren—connected by Streetcar to Seattle’s International District and the First Hill and Capitol Hill neighborhoods.
A Dynamic Student Village
Expanding the livable extent of the Bellevue core. One of the first projects to enact the new Bellevue zoning code, Surrey on Main occupies an important corner of the downtown boundary. The project provides a graceful transition from the higher density of the city to the less-concentrated living quarters of the surrounding neighborhood.
Challenging terrain, charming results. Located in eclectic Greenwood, the Bogtown Flats project offers warm familiarity and bit of the unexpected. Named after the location’s beginnings as a bog, the area was once considered unbuildable. Navigating a high water table and , the incredibly steep terrain created design challenges which required and divergent thinking.
Thoughtfully bridging Portland neighborhoods. Broadstone Anthem is poised to be a gateway from Portland’s Eastside core to downtown, enabling a transit-oriented lifestyle brimming with neighborhood amenities, greenspace, and community artwork. Its prominent location marks a transition from a historic, industrial district into a dense, burgeoning residential corridor.
Creating the college’s first-ever student housing. Our task was to build the first student housing ever at Shoreline Community College. This would also be the first new building on the campus in over 20 years. The idea was to create a modern gateway to the school that captured the mid-century aesthetic predominant on the campus.
Making a modern statement in Redmond. As downtown Redmond transforms into a mixed-use, walkable community, Aria makes a unique contribution to the new urban fabric. It offers the quiet comfort of a suburban lifestyle next to Anderson Park, while delivering the proximity of a rapidly developing city.
Elegance across an entire city block. Located in First Hill, a dense residential area of low-rise brick buildings and mature trees, Broadstone Saxton offers sophistication and convenience steps from downtown Seattle.