Private amenities mixed with public access. A mixed-use development located on the waterfront in Bremerton, close to the ferry terminal and downtown. With views of the water and Puget Sound ferries, as well as the Olympic mountains, the project’s siting is unparalleled.
Mixed-use community connects to University Village. Located on 49th Street between the popular University Village mall and undergraduate housing for the University of Washington, Broadstone Strata brings new retail opportunities, residential apartments, and ample parking to a site formerly challenged by poor soils and a high water table. Creative cantilevering of the four buildings’ residential portions over the ground floor opens space for a landscaped pedestrian entrance to U Village, effectively realigning 49th with the neighboring shopping center and surrounding street grid.
A Pioneer in the Burgeoning Marymoor District. With the development of new light rail extensions into Redmond and recent efforts to rezone underutilized areas of the city, the Marymoor sub-area has become an emerging destination to live, work, and play.
We aim for a flexible and responsive process, and we avoid any prescribed aesthetic outcomes. Sensitivity to each project’s context and goals is what makes our projects successful – for our client-partners, for the community, and for us internally. We structure our project teams to support this by keeping them small and cooperative, assuring that our teams are nimble, stay on the same page, and propagate positive relationships with our client-partners. We believe that the integrity of this social fabric is relevant to the quality of our work.
We’re employee-owned, with over half of our staff owning a stake in the firm. All of our shareholders are licensed in-house architects; we want the decision-making in our business to be rooted in on-the-ground thinking. This un-siloed approach to individual ownership results in stronger client relationships, better documentation, and a firm-wide ethos of long-term thinking.
