The remodel of a former Mazda dealership into a new Hyundai facility created an 18,000 SF state of the art sales and service center. The new showroom is surrounded by high curtain wall glazing for maximum transparency and street presence, in addition to the unique triangular roof form that is clad in trademark aluminum panels. Edmonds WA

The design for the relocation of a popular cupcake shop features a light filled cafe and retail space for their new brand. Breakfast and lunch offerings and colorful dessert confections are set off within minimalist display that is complemented by authentic materials, convivial seating, and basic details. Bellevue WA

When Agate relocated to Bainbridge Island, the owner’s goal was meld its characteristic intimacy with a new degree of sophistication. The restaurant design inserted a vibrant dining space into a steel, concrete, and glass shell with a nod towards comfort and refined dining. Beech wood slat banquet seating complements the glass and concrete bar, in addition to dramatic wood ceiling treatments and lighting. Bainbridge Island WA

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Calidora's Skin Care clinics provide high tech skin treatments within a sophisticated and contemporary context. Trademark color and geometric themes mixed with contemporary Mediterranean influences highlight locations in Washington and California.

This Northwest restaurant reflects chef and author Greg Atkinson's inspired vision for a bistro that mixes farmer's market fare with French cuisine. It features an open kitchen, chef's counter, a variety of comfortable seating options, full bar, and light filled dining room, all of which are set in a remodeled former repair garage and antique store. Bainbridge Island WA For more information on our specialty restaurant and cafe design see 3rkdesign.com

The design combines two separate spaces into a 1500 SF retail location for this new pet supply merchant. Emphasis is placed on the display of the earth friendly and naturally processed products. Steel and wood fixtures highlight the colorful and unique items by creating a uniform back drop. Overall the store evokes a modern merchantile environment for pet provisions of all types and sizes. See www.zbones.com.

The new 13,000 SF Mazda service building complements a recently completed sales facility on the same site by its color and brand identity. Inside, thirteen vehicle lifts are provided for repair work along with support facilities for tech staff and parts storage. Edmonds WA

This major remodel and addition made an existing 'weekend warrior' ramshackle cabin into a home worthy of its waterfront site. The original structure was stripped down to the basement footprint before being built back up with natural materials that complement the surrounding landscape.  Poulsbo WA

3rk|architecture converted a former street-front sports bar into state of the art dental practice on a busy urban corner. A mixture of warm residential colors and materials enlivens the L-shape space at the base of a mixed use building. West Seattle -see http://www.glodental.com/about-us/video-office-tour/

The new Craftsman Style home was designed as a bungalow to satisfy the owners' preferences and their desire to relate to the informal lakeside neighborhood. Stained wood shingles, beveled siding, and contrasting trim provide historically derived scale and detail. Extensive landscaping screens the interior garden from three surrounding streets.   Woodinville WA

Ivar's seafood café is located within the main food court that serves thousands of travelers at Seattle Tacoma Airport each day. The design features iconic brand signage and graphics in combination with storefront colors and materials that evoke Ivar’s original waterfront location. Sea-Tac International Airport

This spa and body care chain provides massage and skin care services and products within a relaxed informal atmosphere. The spa interior creates a vacation like atmosphere with white painted trim, canvas swag fabrics, and refined historical detailing evocative of Nantucket Island.   Mill Creek WA

This store was the first Seattle location for the well known casual wear company. Wide plank floors, stone details, and monochrome backdrop provide a natural complement to the bright and colorful sportswear and merchandise.   Bellevue Square WA

An extensive commercial remodel converted a former repair garage and retail space into a contemporary branch bank. The interior palette of fresh colors and durable materials is complemented by a simple yet expressive exterior: An existing tower was retained and refinished to give the Bank an iconic landmark among the adjoining commercial streets.  Silverdale WA

This airport restaurant is part of a chain of quick serve Seattle eating establishments. State of the art cooking equipment is combined with a traditional Italian dining atmosphere that features travertine stone floors, cherry wood fixtures and trim, and custom artwork. Subsequent expansion doubled its initial footprint. For more information on our specialty restaurant and cafe design see 3rkdesign.com

This home was featured in Fine Homebuilding and Pacific Northwest magazines and the best selling series The Not So Big House. An extensive remodel that lifted the structure 6 feet added a floor to the home and expanded living space by a third. The new story acts as a shingled base for the remainder of the original 1910 house and enables waterside views from the main living floor. Traditional detail ties new light filled interior spaces with original rooms in a flexible open plan arrangement.                                 Bainbridge Island WA

This unique trapezoidal space is designed for both a hot yoga studio and a quieter restorative studio, each provided with resilient floor coverings and overhead heat sources for an informal and comfortable customer experience. These spaces, along with a retail entry lobby and changing rooms, create a functional, fun and dynamic user environment. Montlake Terrace WA

This gateway park welcomes and offers a resting place to travelers arriving on Bainbridge Island. The structure's wood columns recall marine spars that relate to the Island's shipbuilding history while a curved metal trellis supports a shady canopy of green overhead. A large glass mosaic map helps orient visitors to the Island and its features.  Bainbridge Island WA