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Massing design concept, use of materials, LED linear lights
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Rooftop amenity space, landscape providing privacy using low level plants
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Vibrant pedestrian environment, landscaping, thoughtful use of materials and lighting
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Strong brickwork, bays, pilasters – emphasis to pedestrian eye-level
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Playful and intriguing signage, and lighting elements
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Roof deck amenity space, takes advantage of nearby views
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Interior studio unit shows cohesive design of materials
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Interior studio unit demonstrates quality of natural light and views
Developer/Owner(s): Vibrant Cities
Architecture Firm(s): Jackson | Main Architecture
General Contractor(s): Non-memberPavilion Construction
Broker Firm(s):
Engineering Firm(s): Non-memberBrienen Structural Engineers
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable: The Riley Group, Inc.
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s): Interior Design: Jackson | Main Architecture
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s): Stoller LLC
Consultant Firm(s): Environmental Consultants: The Riley Group, Inc.
Geotechnical Engineer: The Riley Group, Inc.
Civil: Decker Consulting Engineers
Landscape Architect: Ken Large Landscape Architect, Inc.
M.E.P. Engineer: Robison Engineering, Inc.
Envelope/Waterproofing Design - BEE Consulting
Major Sub/Vendor(s):
Roystone Apartments
Category
Multi-Family Residential Development of the Year: Fewer than 100 Units
Description
In Seattle's vibrant uptown neighborhood of Lower Queen Anne, Roystone Apartments is an impressive 8-story mixed-use structure. With its prime location and excellent public transportation access, the 74,096-sf development prioritizes pedestrian and retail activity. Offering 93 units, the building features attractive amenities and inviting roof decks that contribute to the community’s liveliness. Notably, the project successfully overcame multiple significant historical and environmental challenges and transformed this site into a thriving residential and commercial space.
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