Commissioned by the Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS), this dynamic new space for arts and culture responds directly to feedback from community focus groups with an emphasis on people of color. Located on the third floor of King Street Station, this adaptive space centers on dynamic areas to serve community needs, creating a welcoming and vibrant community arts and cultural hub in the heart of Seattle.
Photo: Benjamin Benschneider
Seattle Office of Arts & Culture
Seattle, Washington
Copine
Seattle, Washington
ICE CUBE
Seattle, Washington
Team
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Jerry Garcia
Awards
2020
AIA Washington Council Civic Design Awards, Citation Award
2019
AIA Seattle Design Awards, Honorable Mention
AIA Seattle Design Awards, Young Voices Selection
Publications
2022
Lowenthal, Heather. “Showcasing Artists of Color.” Seattle Magazine, Oct. 2022, 14. Print.
2020
“13 winners in AIA civic design awards.” Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, 7 Oct. 2020, 2. Print.
“13 winners in AIA civic design awards.” Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, 7 Oct. 2020. Web.
2019
Kiley, Brendan. “ARTS at King Street Station brings democracy to arts space.” The Seattle Times, 20 Mar. 2019, B1, B8. Print.
“Open Season.” Seattle Magazine, March 2019, 56. Print.
Pintos, Paula. “Seattle Office of Arts and Culture / Olson Kundig.” ArchDaily, 17 Jul. 2019. Web.