Building Nature
Patano Studio Architecture is a practice that investigates and implements Building Nature – Architecture shapes the relationships between people and the natural environment. Because of this, we need to ensure that what we do is best for both. We embrace this responsibility, thoughtfully interweaving building and nature. To create spaces that work in tandem with nature, reminding us that we can do the same.
A holistic perspective that explores the relationship between buildings, people and nature.
BLK_Lab
An environmentally conscious family residence located in West Seattle that integrates urban life and the outdoorsy lifestyle of the PNW. ...
Common Use Lounge
Patano Studio Architecture was selected to design the new Common Use Lounge at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The lounge was originally built by Northwest Air as an addition to the South Satellite. ...
Juanita Beach Park
A bathhouse located in Juanita Beach Park on the eastern shore of Lake Washington....
Western Yacht Harbor
A unique project that provided an opportunity to rebuild a 2000 sf modern wood and glass box that hovers over the western shore of Lake Union....
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WORKING WITH MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDERS
Working with multiple stakeholders can seem like a daunting obstacle for lead architects, but it doesn’t have to. THE KEY...
Seattle PI Feature: BLK_LAB
Patano Studio BLK_LAB Featured in ‘Seattle PI’ “Architect’s own $1.950M Seattle home is an eco-modern masterpiece” – Solar power, clean...
Patano Studio Architecture was featured in the the City of Kirkland’s Blog, “Juanita Beach Park Bathhouse Replacement Project”
Patano Studio Architecture was featured in the the City of Kirkland’s Blog, “Juanita Beach Park Bathhouse Replacement Project” TEXT EXCERPT...
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25 years ago today, Seattle voters rejected the Seattle Commons levy. https://www.historylink.org/File/8252