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Stream 403, a 47-unit, 7-story apartment building on Capitol Hill.
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Balconies and materials create new take on local apartment vernacular.
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Corner entry courtyard is a defining feature, connecting with neighborhood.
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Corner courtyard, with view patio plinth extending parallel to sidewalk.
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Built-in details, in-unit laundry, and high-quality kitchen finishes/appliances.
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Compact units feel spacious. Balconies create inside/outside connection.
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Balcony views connect residents with surrounding neighborhood and city skyline.
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Compact roof deck provides 360-degree views out across green roof.
Developer/Owner(s): OtherStream Real Estate
Architecture Firm(s): OtherNicholson Kovalchick (NK) Architects
General Contractor(s): Compass General Construction
Broker Firm(s): OtherStream Real Estate
Engineering Firm(s): PACE Engineers, Inc., CT Engineering
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable: Kim Rooney - Landscape Architect
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s): two9 Design
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s): Not Applicable
Consultant Firm(s): Tom Balderston, Green Building Consultant
Major Sub/Vendor(s): Not Applicable
Stream 403
Category
Multi-Family Residential of the Year > Multi-Family Residential Development of the Year: Fewer than 100 Units
Description
Stream 403, built on a “walker’s paradise” urban infill lot in Seattle’s Capitol Hill, combines urbanity, thoughtful design, and small ecological footprint into a beautiful and economical package. This tight jewel box of apartments capitalizes on a connection to site and surroundings to achieve remarkably efficient use of space. A series of inside/outside connections (corner entry space, patio plinth, unit views and balconies, and roof deck) make small units and amenity spaces feel large.
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