Originally a Dr. Pepper bottling plant and later a recycling center, the design of House of Smith Jet City (formerly Charles Smith Wines) preserves as much of its hard-won industrial patina as possible, while opening up the building to the surrounding Seattle neighborhood, the runways of Boeing Field, and dramatic views of Mt. Rainier.
Photo: Nic Lehoux
House of Smith Jet City
Seattle, Washington
NYC Residence
New York, New York
Basecamp – Seattle Art Fair Visitor’s Lounge
Seattle, Washington
Team
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Debbie Kennedy
Awards
2017
Chicago Athenaeum, American Architecture Awards, American Architecture Award
2016
Architizer A+ Awards, Winner, Hospitality: Bars & Nightclubs
Publications
2018
Shook, Lindsey. “The Emerald City.” California Home & Design, 1 Oct. 2018, 100, 102. Print.
2017
“UW Station, winery among the NW winners of 2017 architecture awards.” Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, 6 April 2017, 1, 8. Print.
2016
“Awards Category Typology / Type Hospitality: Bars & Nightclubs / Winner Jury: Charles Smith Wines Jet City Seattle, WA, USA.” Architizer: A+ Awards 2016, 2016, 76. Book.
Berkowicz, Sylvie, and Sophy Caulier. “Seattle – La renaissance par la technologie.” The Good Life No. 22, March-April 2016, 120. Print.
Hayes, Kelly J. “Aspen Times Weekly: Gut Feeling.” The Aspen Times¸ 12 Jan. 2016. Web.