Seattle Architects Blog

Another recently completed project, this one in West Seattle.  The main goals in this project were to open up the main floor spaces (Kitchen/Dining/Living/Entry) to each other and to the outdoors, […]

I’m posting here some before and after photos of our Queen Anne House remodel.  The house is a turn of the century (last century!) Tudor that a previous owner had sullied […]

This is the project where we added a roof terrace, and did quite a bit of interior remodeling, including opening up the south west Living Room windows to the view […]

The Ballard Addition project is closed in, and the owners spent the weekend helping with some of the interior work. Highlights of this project, adding a 285 s.f. family room […]

After a slow start, the Backyard Cottage project at Northgate is proceeding apace. This 499 s.f. structure is intended for an au pair for the homeowners’ new baby. It includes […]

I often work with potential homebuyers, and their realtors, to do an analysis of homes they’re considering, exploring the feasibilty of additions or other improvements. For several clients I’ve looked […]

Here are progress photos of a new DADU (Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit) under construction in North Seattle. This is a 499 s.f. cottage, intended for a live-in Au Pair in […]

Here are more progress photos of the new project in Ballard, adding a 285 s.f. family room out the back. The addition is all framed in, awaiting the installation of […]

The City of Seattle has issued a final EIS (Environmental Impact Statement) on its proposed revisions to the […]