Press + Awards

Pacific NW Magazine

A Seattle guy with a traditional bent hired his old pal to design a getaway cabin on the Olympic Peninsula… Read the Article.

Sunset

A search for light pushed Julia Kuskin and Joel Bell to look for a new place — one, ideally, with two floors above ground so the couple could move their home offices out of the basement… View the PDF.

Pacific NW Magazine

“This home of light and views, designed by architect Chris Serra, was built on a supertight budget…” Read the Article.

AIA Future Shack Award Winner/The Seattle Times

“This is truly the future of the future, and it sets a fine example….” Read the Article.

The Seattle Times

“The beachfront pavilion is low and open: living, dining, kitchen. The two-story bunkhouse behind it is a contemporary den for sleeping and reading: five bedrooms….” Read the Article.

LUXE

“There are two distinct buildings comprising the home: a single-level, glass-festooned kitchen and dining space for public gathering, and a more enclosed, two-story private structure with sleeping quarters.” View the PDF.

Seattle Metropolitan Magazine

“For two Seattle architects, updating a Paul Kirk split-level meant honoring an artist in transition—and keeping the owner happy, too.” Read the Article.

Seattle Homes & Lifestyles

Seattle architect Greg Bjarko crafts a family-oriented weekend home that can serve as a quiet escape or can host a crowd… View the PDF.

Seattle Magazine NW Home

“…the owners dreamed of creating a signature look blending contemporary Northwest design elements with Asian influences.” Read the Article.

New York Times

“There, in place of a dank warren of concrete walls, a washer and dryer, and cluttered storage, they now have a serene bedroom and a bathroom trimmed in green tile and Douglas fir.” Read the Article.