Architect - Seattle, WA
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jARCHITECTS is a single proprietorship design office located in the Ravenna neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. Thanks for checking out my Porch site! I am most inspired by residential architecture and neighborhood scaled commercial projects. My past projects range from residential remodels to multi-family housing. I find my favorite projects are those where the client stayed informed and involved through out the design process. Also, it is essential that a strong relationship between owner, architect and contractor is established early on. Everyone, this way, is vested towards a common, collaborative goal. I believe a project should be developed with a strong respect for the client's aesthetic, budgetary, and scheduling needs. The project should strive to be sustainable and energy conscious. I believe projects should be well designed and detailed and adaptable to the client's present and future needs. Services that jARCHITECTS offers are: Architectural Design and Planning, Tenant Improvement, Feasibility Studies for Residential and Commercial projects, Permit and Code Assistance.
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6823 30th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98115
Photo | Project | Date | Description | Cost | Home |
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Maple Leaf Remodel | Jun 2015 | A growing family had run out of space in its 1940's bungalow. Their program included a complete remodel of the first floor, including a new kitchen, LR and Dining. A new second story addition both complimented the neighborhood and provided much needed bedroom space for its owners. | Seattle, WA | ||
Roosevelt Neighborhood Addition, Seattle, WA | Jun 2014 | A Seattle couple (and dog, Steamer) wanted their addition to include a kitchen upgrade, new guest bath and lots of storage. (and a dog door for Steamer) A blend of traditional and contemporary detailing provides a response that has both function and whimsy. | Seattle, WA | ||
Ravenna/Bryant Second Story Addition, Seattle, WA | Jun 2014 | A Seattle Couple with one child and one on the way needed to add on to their 1920's Craftsman. While their budget didn't allow for a complete tear off and new addition, a partial second story housing a Master BR, Bath and renovated spaces fit the bill. Low ceilings and an out of date interior have been replaced with vaulted, light filled spaces. From the street, the house looks untouched. Built by: Adam's Residential Construction, Seattle, WA | Seattle, WA | ||
NE Seattle Farmhouse | Jun 2013 | Every design begins with a concept and a process. This Seattle Family of 4 bought their home with the intention of completely remodeling it for their family's needs. Completed in late 2013, the home now sports a new upper floor plan, more room for the kids and a professional kitchen. | Seattle, WA | ||
Seattle Second Story Addition | Jun 2012 | This 1940's 'warbox' bungalow's transformation included a new upper floor Master Suite and office. The lower floors now sport a new family room, renovated kitchen and dining area and a day-lit basement. All told, the original home area was doubled. | Seattle, WA | ||
Seattle Bungalow - NW Contemporary Addition | Jun 2009 | A 1940's Seattle Bungalow was extensively remodeled to include a new Master BR/Bath, Dining Area, Great Room and Professional Kitchen. Energy Conscious decisions were made to provide Green solutions through-out. | Seattle, WA | ||
Queen Ann Dormer / Seattle | Jun 2008 | This Queen Ann Tudor enjoys a remarkable view to the East over Lake Union. The working couple wanted to capture it from their master bedroom by enlarging their usable space via a generous dormer, French doors and a wrought iron 'Juliet' balcony. The addition was seamlessly integrated so that it seems as though it were always there. | Seattle, WA | ||
Seattle Craftsman | Jun 2008 | A complete tear-off and new second floor now graces this this Seattle bungalow. A 3-Star Built-Green remodel, new energy efficient details were used through-out. This home was featured on the Cover of Fine Homebuilding Houses Issue #203 Summer 2009 | Seattle, WA |