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An adaptive reuse project that seeks to transform an iconic mid-century building into a collection of 40 luxury residences is approaching completion near the intersection of Beverly and Robertson Boulevard.

This year’s program honors new residential architecture, interiors and urban planning as well as corporate, institutional and commercial buildings designed for both built and unbuilt projects alike.



Visitors will travel through the museum as Noah, engaging with a landscape that touches on themes such as diversity and new beginnings.

His obituary in The Seattle Times credited him with shaping the region’s housing style — “boxy shapes, unadorned designs, big windows to capture nature views and practical interiors.”

Home design that’s as sturdy as it is stunning.

Floating saunas and outdoor dining rooms included.

Go ahead and invite Mother Nature into your home.

We’re going to need more Windex.