ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Washington’Nectar Wine Bar in Spokane, Washington by HDG architectureTuesday, August 7th, 2018Article source: HDG architecture Nectar was designed using the concept that even in a strip mall type interior, one can attain the feeling that have been transported to a funky little shop in another country.  Nectar View, Image Courtesy © HDG architecture
Coach House in Washington by Gardner Architects LLCSunday, July 8th, 2018Article source: Gardner Architects LLC Coachhouse comprises a two-story brick building that was originally constructed as a garage between 1907 and 1911. It was historically associated with the adjacent mansion built in 1905, the rear of which is visible in the context photos. Coachhouse is situated on an alley and a major avenue — Florida Avenue — with a courtyard between the building and the street.  Image Courtesy © John Cole Photography
Bellevue Botanical Garden Visitor and Education Center in Washington by OLSON KUNDIGMonday, July 2nd, 2018Article source: OLSON KUNDIG Since opening in 1992, the 53-acre Bellevue Botanical Garden has become one of the most popular public gardens in the Pacific Northwest. A growing interest in native plantings and gardening, as well as expanded programs, has drawn large crowds to the botanical gardens in recent years. The design of the new visitor center answers these needs while blurring the boundaries between architecture and the gardens. Balancing civic function with residential scale and attention to detail, the design creates intimate, inspirational spaces that allow for exploration and quiet reflection.  Image Courtesy © Jeremy Bittermann
Chesapeake House in Washington by KUBE ARCHITECTURE PCMonday, June 25th, 2018Article source: KUBE ARCHITECTURE PC This new house is located in NW Washington DC on a steeply-sloped and forested site. The project is a speculative house for a local developer, so it was designed to be constructed efficiently. The composition is organized as a series of vertical volumes situated within the trees, and stepping down the sloped site.  Image Courtesy © KUBE Architecture PC
Optimism Brewing Company in Seattle, Washington by Olson KundigFriday, June 22nd, 2018Article source: Olson Kundig The owners of this 400-seat urban brewery on Seattle’s Capitol Hill wanted the aesthetics of the former 1920s-era auto showroom and service area to reflect the utilitarian nature of the work performed within it. The design team was able to retain the ambiance of the original masonry building while still incorporating necessary energy and structural upgrades.  Image Courtesy © Aaron Leitz
Trout Lake House in Washington by Olson KundigSunday, June 3rd, 2018Article source: Olson Kundig “The buildings recall the agricultural forms of the local built environment, but as is our nature in our designs, we sought to take that context and evolve it to a more emphatic modern language. We sought to design something that was exquisitely proportioned in a quiet, agricultural way.” –Tom Kundig, Design Principal  Image Courtesy © Jeremy Bittermann
John’s Prairie Operations Center in Shelton, Washington by TCF Architecture, PLLCTuesday, May 15th, 2018Article source: TCF Architecture, PLLC Mason County PUD No. 3’s new administrative, maintenance and operations facility unites all of the PUD’s functions within a state-of-the-art, highly professional campus. Staff of the John’s Prairie Operations Center and citizens of the surrounding community are pleased to have contributed toward the improvement of County infrastructure by supporting those who maintain local electrical utilities.  Image Courtesy © Pete Eckert
Alley Armor in Washington, D.C. by KUBE ARCHITECTURE PCMonday, May 14th, 2018Article source: KUBE ARCHITECTURE PC This new outdoor deck and enclosure is perched atop an existing rear garage behind a Washington, DC row house. The Owners requested a private space for spending time and entertaining, with shade for the intense summer heat. A 6-story apartment building sits behind it across the alley, exposing the back and top of the deck to all the windows units.  Image Courtesy © KUBE ARCHITECTURE PC
Centrolina in Washington, DC by CORE architecture + designThursday, May 10th, 2018Article source: CORE architecture + design Centrolina is a 4,075 SF dual-concept mercato and osteria that blends a casual California aesthetic with an urban Italian market. The space personifies a market that you can dine within, where Chef highlights seasonality on her menu. An architectural “island” anchors and unifies the space and guests circulate around it to discover the intimate osteria. The “island” begins with the osteria bar, transitions into mercato counters, and terminates as the mercato espresso counter. This allows the spaces to feel cohesive, while also operating as two concepts.  Image Courtesy © Greg Powers
600 Massachusetts Avenue NW in Washington, DC by CORE architecture + designWednesday, May 9th, 2018Article source: CORE architecture + design 600 Massachusetts Avenue NW is a 400,000 SF LEED Platinum office building in Washington, DC. CORE worked with Gould Property Company and Oxford Properties Group to create a project that combines highly-efficient floor planning, clean aesthetics, forward-thinking amenities and green spaces that blur the line between what’s indoors and what’s outdoors.  Image Courtesy © Maxwell MacKenzie
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