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
t +1 (206) 381-6000
f +1 (206) 441-4981
FUN FACT
Our studio is housed in Rainier Tower, designed by the same architect of the original World Trade Center in New York City, Minoru Yamasaki.
FUN FACT
We uphold Seattle's reputation as a coffee lovers' town: Our team collectively consumes 700 pounds of java a year!
Since 2014, we've partnered with the nonprofit Mary's Place to transform old buildings into over 100,000 square feet of family shelters. Thanks to our ongoing commitment, that number continues to grow.
When we're not working, chances are good you can find us in the mountains—rain, snow, wind, or shine.
Socialize with Seattle
Check out this article about the architecture of our office building, Rainier Tower.
#seattlearchitecture
In Princeton, Los Angeles and Seattle, architects are working to preserve the elegant designs of #architect Minoru Yamasaki. http://bit.ly/2svNgZQ
Want to know more about the Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator? Check out this article for an in-depth explanation:
https://www.enr.com/articles/48243-beta-version-of-embodied-carbon-calculator-premieres
#sustainability #embodiedcarbon
Our Jesce Walz co-presented at the 2019 @Greenbuild conference in Atlanta. She shared the Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator, a tool to help procure low-carbon materials and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Read more:
https://perkinswill.com/news/lessons-learned-from-piloting-an-industry-game-changer/
#Greenbuild19 #sustainability