Welcome to our Seattle studio
We’re in the fastest-growing city in the U.S., so it’s only natural that we’re fast on our feet. For 15 years, we’ve nimbly led the design of prominent projects in the Puget Sound region and beyond, including Alaska, California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Wyoming. And we’ve proudly done it for some of the world’s most innovative clients. Surrounded by nature’s beauty—from the picturesque Puget Sound to the iconic Mount Rainier—we’re inspired to design beautifully and sustainably, no matter where we work.
1301 Fifth Avenue
Suite 2300
Seattle, Washington 98101
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Thirteen large research facilities called “collaboratories” make up the heart of Franklin Antonio Hall. Each collaboratory will house a collection of professor-led research groups from different but related disciplines.
Perkins&Will received the Malone Grand Orchid Award in response to our innovative approach to lab design, which focuses on enabling collaboration through chance encounters between researchers and increased visual connectivity.
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Remembering Ed Feiner—for his compassion, friendship, and impact on public architecture and the careers and lives of so many talented designers. We appreciate all of the wonderful tributes written for Ed.
Read the @nytimes obituary here: http://ow.ly/MXIZ50K3Ehn
We’re excited to welcome Jason F. McLennan—one of the most influential “deep green” architects of the last two decades—and his team of regenerative design experts at @mclennan_design to our firm.
Learn how we plan to scale up building decarbonization:
https://perkinswill.com/news/deep-green-architect/
On July 26, join us at the Society for College and University Planning Annual Conference to hear from two of our experts as they discuss the tactics that can support your institution's viability and promote a campus-wide culture of integrated planning. https://bit.ly/3nTHhHC