Swipe for a panoramic view of Lake Union from our 760 Aloha project.

Usable rooftops can creatively address spatial and climatic needs, especially in urban centers. They play a key role in the integration of a building with the landscape while reducing urban heat and providing recreational space for people to connect with nature. 

Learn more about the project at the link in our bio. 

Photos: Doug Scott
Developer: @nitze_stagen
General Contractor: @rmiller_inc
Structural Engineer: @swensonsayfaget

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A sneak peek of our recent work at the Seattle Center Armory. 

Located in the heart of the @SeattleCenter, the Seattle Center Armory was built in 1938 in an Arte Moderne style. With the recent redevelopment of the former Key Arena, now @ClimatePledgeArena, the Armory needed improvements to better fill its role as the primary place for patrons to get food, beverages, and guest services while attending events at Seattle Center. Our work has restored the facade of this Seattle Landmark building with a comprehensive set of exterior improvements.

Stay tuned for more project information and photos.

Photos: @dougwalkerphoto
Graphics and wayfinding: @studiomatthews 
Lighting Designer: @weare_darklight
Structural Engineer: @lundopsahl 
Electrical Engineer: TFWB

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760 Aloha won @NAIOPcorporate Washington State’s Redevelopment/Renovation of the Year Award for 2023.

“The office conversion project is an adaptive reuse of a 1930s paint manufacturing facility into a six-story office and retail building. The design is a juxtaposition of old and new— paying homage to history through architecture highlighting the heavy, load-bearing concrete walls and columns of the original structure while contrasting them with a four-story addition enclosed in a glass curtain wall facade. A side-core design with an active stair leads to a rooftop deck.” – NAIOP

Thank you to the Commercial Real Estate Development Association for recognizing this project. Read more about the award at the link in our bio.

Photos: Doug Scott
Developer: @nitze_stagen
General Contractor: @rmiller_inc
Structural Engineer: @swensonsayfaget

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