The Seattle Times highlights different ways architects are answering how Seattle will house its growing population. They featured Bryant Heights as an example of a new residential development that knits together a dense family neighborhood with vibrant retail corridor while maintaining its park-like character through tenacious preservation. Click here to read the full story.
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JA Joins JUST→
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As part of our commitment to strengthen our local community and provide a transparent and equitable work environment, Johnston Architects has joined the JUST program.
Read MoreOak Tree Village - Cross-Laminated Timber
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The first CLT community center in Washington is taking shape. The use of CLT for the primary structure allows large open spans for dramatic spaces that reach out into the wooded landscape. It also allows programmatic flexibility in the future.
Read MoreRecent Explorations in Digital Fabrication: Mock Ups Part 2
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The wait is over! Part two of our mock up series is live on the blog. In this installment we're covering our Raspberry Pi ceiling lights.
Read MoreDuvall Library Achieves LEED Silver Certification
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Recently designated as a Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Silver building, the Duvall Library employs a number of sustainable design elements and is a great example of how a building can maximize the benefits of its surrounding environment.
Read MoreSeattle Public Library Rated One of the Best Systems in Country
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The Seattle Public Library (SPL) system was just rated one of only five Five Star Library systems in the country, which inspired us to revisit two libraries we designed for the SPL system.
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