Seattle | City (page 5)

NorthEdge / Perkins and Will

December 10, 2016

Architects: Perkins&Will
Area: 210 ft²
Year: 2016
Manufacturers: Kingspan Insulated Panels, Cascadia, EFCO
Professionals: Associated Earth Sciences, Bellevue Mechanical, Glumac, Lease Crutcher Lewis, PFS Studio, +2

AD Classics: Space Needle / John Graham & Company

December 07, 2016

The opening of the Century 21 Exposition on April 21, 1962 transformed the image of Seattle and the American Northwest in the eyes of the world. The region, which had been known until that point more for its natural resources than as a cultural capital, established a new reputation as a center of emergent technologies and aerospace design. This new identity was embodied by the centerpiece of the exposition: the Space Needle, a slender assemblage of steel and reinforced concrete which became—and remains—Seattle’s most iconic landmark.[1]

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KEXP Headquarters / SkB Architects

November 12, 2016

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Architects: SkB Architects
Area: 25000 ft²
Year: 2016
Manufacturers: Interface, Flor, Kawneer, Milliken, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, +4Teragren, WOODGRASS, Watson Furniture, Wayne Dalton-4
Professionals: Walters Storyk Design Group, Sellen Construction, Costigan Integrated, Coughlin Porter Lundeen, Nelson Electric, +2

Palatine Passive House / Malboeuf Bowie Architecture

September 17, 2016

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Architects: Malboeuf Bowie Architecture
Area: 2700 ft²
Year: 2016
Manufacturers: Abodian, Kirio, Zehnder
Professionals: Hammer & Hand

wa sauna / goCstudio

July 13, 2016

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Architects: goCstudio
Area: 240 ft²

Urban Cabin / Suyama Peterson Deguchi

July 08, 2016

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Architects: Suyama Peterson Deguchi
Area: 2289 ft²
Year: 2012
Manufacturers: Landbridge Lighting, Tod Von Mertens
Professionals: Swenson Say Faget, ESMB, R. David Adams Associates

Living Small: Ideas for Living in the City

April 05, 2016

As Seattle grows, how can housing design keep pace with the evolving ways we are living in cities? Is small housing a viable option? Can smaller spaces make for better living? This exhibit by 2015 Emerging Professionals Travel Scholarship Recipient Garrett Reynolds, explores micro-living spaces in dense urban environments in Copenhagen, New York, Stockholm, and Tokyo.

Urban Housing Forum: Room for Growth

April 05, 2016

The Urban Housing Forum will examine how housing design and policy can serve as catalyst for livability and quality of place in an increasingly dense city. The full day program will include presentations on innovative projects, regulatory and development strategies and an investigation into housing’s unique and significant role in shaping individual lives, a sense of community and the overall design of a city as well as a panel on “What Will Make Seattle a Model City?”. In addition, our keynote speaker will be David Baker FAIA, LEED AP of David Baker Architects.