Seattle, WA This Northwest Mid Century Modern home, originally designed by architect Theo Damm, is nestled in the Broadview neighborhood in northwest Seattle. The new scope of work includes an upper floor master suite addition and main floor remodel in order to expand upon the minimally-sized 1950's era kitchen and dining nook and other improvements such as updating the windows to current energy codes....
Seattle, WA This Northwest Mid Century Modern home, originally designed by architect Theo Damm, is nestled in the Broadview neighborhood in northwest Seattle. The second phase of a master plan project was recently completed. The first phase consisted of a second story master suite addition. This phase included opening up the floor plan and remodeling the minimally-sized 1950's era kitchen and creating a dining nook. General Contractor: Blox Construction Grouparchitect Team: Brian Palidar AIA, Jeff Whitney LEED AP, Scott LaBenz AIA Structural Engineer: Perbix...
Seattle, WA An attic conversion and dormer addition to a 1900s era craftsman home in Seattle’s Green Lake neighborhood. This addition to the back side of the home matches the historic style and detailing of the home to blend in with the original home. A new central stairway and master suite were added and the kitchen and bathrooms updated. The home features an existing accessory dwelling unit in the basement that was maintained. General Contractor: 36th Ave Design Build Grouparchitect Team: Scott LaBenz...
Seattle, WA A remodel and second story addition to a small home in Ballard’s Sunset Hill neighborhood. Adding a second story and moving the bedrooms to the new upper level allowed a larger open main floor with a larger kitchen that opens out to a deck that steps down into the rear yard. The basement stairway was relocated from the center of the house to a small addition at the northwest corner of the house allowing the kitchen to also open...
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Seattle, WA The site is located on the bluff above the Magnolia Bridge with views of Elliott Bay and Smith Cove and contained environmental critical areas requiring extensive engineering and permitting. The deck replacement added two levels of decks over a new sunroom on the lower floor with a terraced stone patio with new landscaping. A roof with infrared ceiling heating was added to a portion of the main deck allowing for year-round use. This new roof allowed for the addition...
Seattle, WA A kitchen remodel and three-story addition including a lower level den, main level living room and upper level master suite addition to a house in Seattle’s Green Lake neighborhood. The existing main level interior walls were opened up to create a great room living space. The sloping lot was also be terraced to provide a level backyard play area. General Contractor: Eakman Construction Grouparchitect Team: Scott LaBenz AIA, Nathan Groth LEED AP...
Seattle, WA The Ballard Redux is a multifamily renovation project located in the Ballard neighborhood in Seattle, Washington. This project started off as a rustic, 25-year old building with a dated stucco exterior and entry level-grade interior common areas. Phase 1 renovation work included new siding replacement with painted cement board and an updated color scheme, bringing a fresh new look to existing and perspective tenants while still being budget conscious. Phase 2 renovations focused on updates to the interior colors...
Seattle, WA This remodel expands the existing traditional home from a small three-bedroom home to a four-bedroom house with a family room on the upper level. The second-story addition cantilevers over the existing footprint of the house, giving it a dynamic contemporary character while also allowing for reduced site disturbance to environmental critical area (ECA) hillside behind the house. A new roof deck takes advantage of the site’s view of Lake Washington while also capturing new views of Mount Rainier. Grouparchitect Team:...
Seattle, WA A former client needed an expanded space to accommodate a growing passion for wine collection. Having outgrown their original 600 bottle capacity cellar, Grouparchitect worked with them to design a 1700 bottle cellar that would retain the craftsman detailing and archways of their home while making a social space for wine tasting and viewing. The remodel reused original features such as the slate flooring, while integrating new elements such as the Ann Sacks custom color mix accent glass tile....
Carnation, WA This residential remodel converted an existing garage into a home theater room and a large den with pool table. A new three car garage addition was added to the side of the home. The addition is designed to match the style of the original Lindal Cedar home to blend in seamlessly. General Contractor: Kenmar Construction Grouparchitect Team: Scott LaBenz AIA, Mike Laurencelle Assoc AIA Structural Engineer: Fossatti Pawlak Structural Engineers...
