During the last weekend of September, eleven projects from Seattle architects were recognized for designs that answered the question: What is the future of urban living and where does architecture fit in?
The architecture firms were recognized during FutureShack; which was held in conjunction with residential architect magazine's Reinvention Symposium, in Seattle. The program boasted 300+ attendees and Steve Scher, of KUOW’s Weekday, as the moderator.
FutureShack is a new residential architecture program that celebrates progressive solutions for urban living across a wide range of building types, budgets, constraints, and social agendas.
Submittals were from around the region and were judged by two separate juries - one comprised of outspoken members of the public and another comprised of design professionals.
An online gallery of all 73 projects submitted by local firms can be found here: http://futureshack.aiaseattle.org/.
The juries of design professionals and non-design professionals picked the eleven winners from these 73 projects because their approach soared beyond typical residential design.
The eleven recognized firms are:
- ruffcorn mott hinthorne stine
- The Miller/Hull Partnership
- GGLO
- Prentiss Architects
- b9 Architects
- Workshop Architecture Design
- Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
- SMR Architects
- Adams Mohler Ghillino Architects
- Johnston Architects
- Ross Chapin Architects
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