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Valdok encompasses two sister buildings on 56th Street in Ballard.
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Valdok was inspired by Scandinavian culture, design, and Ballard’s heritage.
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A distinct architectural canopy and signage accent the main entry.
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Interiors are inspired by 'Hygge' a quality of coziness and well-being.
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Amenity spaces are modern and multi-functional with a natural palette.
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Units are clean, modern, and functional.
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Valdok I & II’s facades contrast and accentuate each other.
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Valdok II’s lobby smooths connections with the street and mews
Developer/Owner(s): Lennar Multifamily Communities
Architecture Firm(s): Clark | Barnes
General Contractor(s): Compass General Construction
Broker Firm(s): Not Applicable
Engineering Firm(s): CoughlinPorterLundeen
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable: Not Applicable
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s):
Robin Chell Design
Glumac
Weisman Design Group
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s): Pestakia and Associates
Consultant Firm(s): Not Applicable
Major Sub/Vendor(s): Not Applicable
Valdok
Category
Multi-Family Residential Urban Development of the Year: More than 100 Units
Description
Located in Ballard, the two building 342-unit Valdok was inspired by Scandinavian culture, design, and Ballard’s Scandinavian roots. In fact, the project was named after one of the former property owners, the family of Bjorn Leo Valdok, who immigrated from Norway in 1959. The project reaffirms the legacy of Scandinavian immigrants in the area and uses the ‘Hygge’ concept of coziness and well-being in its natural palette and clean, modern, and functional design.
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