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Mixed-Use
Mixed-use buildings integrate residential, commercial, and recreational spaces within a single development, fostering vibrant communities that enhance urban living and walkable neighborhoods.
Our mixed-use posts.
Adaptive Reuse, Architecture, Mixed-Use, Multifamily Residential
Transforming Empty Office Buildings into Housing
In the wake of changing work dynamics after the pandemic, empty office buildings are a common sight. Meanwhile, the need is dire for more housing in the city. Many are seeing this as an opportunity to solve two problems at once, and a sustainable solution for urban living to boot.
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Ask a Designer, Commercial, Custom Residential, Landscape Architecture, Mixed-Use
How Long Does It Take to Get a Full Building Permit?
If you need a full building permit for your project (rather than an “over-the-counter” one) you need to include the additional time it takes for permit review in your project schedule. How long does it take to get a full building permit? It varies, but here is what you can expect in Seattle.
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Tanager Apartments
On a triangular Capitol Hill block, the Tanager Apartments weave two long-underused lots into a seven-story, mixed-use community where dense urban living meets Pacific Northwest wilderness. Two towers rise around a forested courtyard to rooftop decks themed for mountain meadow and alpine camping, adding 139 homes and three artist murals to the neighborhood.
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