7-8-2025 | News
This project seeks to develop a prototype for the development of low-impact cabins on challenging and remote sites. Borrowing conceptual strategies from Metabolist architecture of the 1960s, the proposal utilizes a language of superstructure and modules to allow for adaptations over time. Recognizing the immense investment and environmental impact of remote development, the strategy employs long-term thinking, allowing the structure to remain relevant across many generations and owners.
Perched within the forest canopy of Washington’s Decatur Island in the Salish Sea is the Trestle Cabin,…
6-13-2025 | News
By Matt Hickman Hot on the heels of the completion of SOM’s nearly $1 billion International Arrivals…
3-28-2022 | News
By Metropolis Editors This year Metropolis’s Perspective: Sustainability Symposium was held virtually, allowing for members of…
8-8-2020 | News
Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant receives an Honorable Mention for Unbuilt Landscape, Urban Design & Master…
12-21-2023 | News
Principal Katie Popolow will be a panelist at AGC Seattle District Membership Breakfast. The panel will…
1-30-2018 | Events
The Seattle Fire Department held a ground-breaking ceremony Monday for the new Fire Station 31, at…
2-16-2024 | News