Located in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood, this 168,000 SF building integrates clinics with research labs and offices. It is part of a larger campus three-phase master plan.

I was involved with the interior design, furniture and fabric selection, construction documentation, and construction administration.

Located on the University of Washington’s Campus, this existing 77,000 SF building was renovated to house the Department of Psychology.

I was involved with the programming, space planning, interior design, furniture and fabric selection, construction documentation and construction administration.

Located on the University of Washington’s Campus, this 207,000 SF building houses the Department of Biology.

I was involved with the interior design, furniture specification, and construction documentation.

Located in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood, this project features the renovation of two floors in an existing building to house classrooms and administrative space for a University’s satellite campus.

I was involved with the programming, space planning, interior design, furniture and fabric specification, and construction documentation.

A study done by the National Trust for Historic Preservation found that new construction causes more environmental damage than building reuse. With the large amount of single-family homes being torn down in Seattle, WA, architects, designers, and homeowners have an opportunity to reduce the cities carbon emissions with building reuse. This retrofit showcases that older homes can be just as energy efficient and appealing as new homes on the market, and serves as a model for residents of older homes in the area who are considering demolition.