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loft 307
19th avenue lofts, seattle
2004-2007
our living space is the main canvas for our creativities. we have on-going projects in our loft, adding aesthetic and functional design solutions to our living space.
our first project was to integrate bookshelves, audio/visual media systems, fireplace, and kitchen space into a unified composition.
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process photos (divided into three phases)
1. floating steel beam
2. steel fireplace
3. book / media / kitchen cabinet
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poco wine room (info)
capitol hill, seattle
2006
Design of an 1,100 sqft two-story boutique wine bar which offers a focussed selection of northwest wines. Our concept for the space was to bring the sophisticated quality and richness of wine culture into the design of the space and to provide a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere to locals for their social opportunities in the evenings. By using recycled lumbers to texture the wall and floating hand-blown glass pendent lighting within the open space, we were able to accentuate the verticality of the space, providing a unique experience and intimate setting.
process photos
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flux
AIA seattle honor award 2006 (AIA Seattle)
pechakucha category.
Submission of our photographs and narration work for the annual AIA event in Seattle . 4 min slide presentation, titled 'flux', composed specifically for the event theme, ' LIVING CHANGE: architecture enriching human experience'
Our work was chosen as one of three finalists to present at the night of award, and recieved a citation.
slide show: flux
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loft 112
19th avenue loft
2005-2007
first phase is to designing fireplace / media center for unit 112.
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greenworld ' what makes it green?'
seattle
2003
design+build installation for armstrong show booth at annual Greenworld event, using their signature product linoleum (sustainable material).
photos
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