Crosscut writer Knute Berger wrote an article discussing a new AIA Seattle venture: FutureShack . Its ultimate result according to Berger was to note, "the kind of design that will help us pick our way through the minefields of a changing city."
The Seattle Chapter of the American Institute of Architects is sponsoring the program which invited Washington state architects to submit recent residential project for judging by two panels, one of professional architects and planners, the other of lay people. Knute Berger was on the citizen's panel.
Over 70 projects were submitted. Each jury had to pick five winners. The two juries have deliberated but their verdicts are not yet known and will be announced in the Seattle Times on September 13. You can read the whole article here.
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