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Architects: Graham Baba Architects
- Area: 2738 ft²
- Year: 2015
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Photographs:Rafael Soldi
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Manufacturers: Assa Abloy, Juno, Juno Lighting, Lithonia Lighting, Lynden Door, Pemko and Rockwood Lines
![Tectonic / Graham Baba Architects - Table, Chair](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/591a/6cac/e58e/ced8/ef00/00db/newsletter/Tectonic_RS_011_low_res.jpg?1494903972)
Text description provided by the architects. Tectonic, a digital experience design studio, desired an open workspace that satisfied their simple office requirements while simultaneously providing space for entertainment—a union of work and relaxation. The modest 2,738-square-foot office space is located on the fourth floor of a six-story, mixed-used building in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.
![Tectonic / Graham Baba Architects - Table, Chair, Lighting, Brick, Patio, Courtyard](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/591a/6c12/e58e/ced8/ef00/00d6/newsletter/Featured_Image.jpg?1494903817)
In addition to workstations, the office includes two conference spaces (one essentially a part of the larger office and another private option), as well as an entertainment area, symbolically raised two steps above the workstation level. The entertainment area includes a kitchen/bar, casual seating area including a sofa and occasional chairs, and access to the outdoor patio which affords territorial views to the neighborhood.
![Tectonic / Graham Baba Architects - Table, Chair](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/591a/6c47/e58e/ced8/ef00/00d8/newsletter/Tectonic_RS_004_low_res.jpg?1494903869)
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