Interior Design

1 STRATUS 2 Interior Design TELL ME A STORY.

From the time we are little kids, RESIDENTIAL we beg our parents, teachers, HOSPITALITY friends to tell us a story – it’s COMMERCIAL how we share the past, create RETAIL the future, and celebrate the RESTAURANT DESIGN present. For us, interior design TEST FITS is all about telling a story – RETAIL DESIGN through space, light, color, and SPACE PLANNING mood, from the curve of a chair UNIT PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL leg to the typeface on a menu. GRAPHICS

Each piece fits together to weave PROJECT BRANDING an experience that challenges, SALES/LEASE CENTERS inspires, comforts, or delights, MODEL HOMES and ultimately invites people FURNISHINGS, FIXTURES back for more. & EQUIPMENT

3 Meet the team

Bernadette Kelly NCIDQ, LEED® AP INTERIOR DESIGN PRINCIPAL Interior Design Principal Bernadette Kelly has 22 years of experience in interior and architectural design for projects all over the country and China, from commercial office tenant improvements to hospitality and residential design. She joined Weber Thompson in 2012, helping the Interior Design studio grow in size and reputation during the subsequent years. In 2016, she was promoted to Principal, and now pilots the firm’s studio of eight interior designers.

Rachael Bauer NCIDQ, LEED® AP ID+C SENIOR ASSOCIATE Since joining Weber Thompson in 2011, Senior Associate Rachael Bauer has honed not only her design talents but her technical know-how. Her knowledge of standards, accessibility and detailing has made her a technical resource for the office. Double-majoring during university in both Interior Design and Spanish, she developed a love for travel to Spanish speaking countries.

Lissa Goetz AIA, LEED® Green Assoc. ASSOCIATE | INTERIOR DESIGNER + ARCHITECT Lissa Goetz joined Weber Thompson’s Interior Design team with a background in architecture — and more specifically an expertise in ADA and accessibility guidelines. Her architectural background, hand-sketched unit layouts, and passion for colors and materials allow her to bring an exciting mix of technical knowledge and creativity to the team. She was promoted to Associate in 2019 for being a leader within the firm.

Monica Knapp INTERIOR DESIGNER Monica Knapp arrived at Weber Thompson in 2007, from a background in both Museum Collections / Art Handling and Marketing. In 2011, she joined the Interior Design team and has worked since on a multitude of diverse projects, with a focus on unit interior design.

4 Fanny Idoux LEED® Green Assoc. INTERIOR DESIGNER Fanny Idoux has experience working in hospitality-focused architectural and interior design firms. She has contributed to the development of complex hospitality and multi-family projects throughout each phase of design, from concept to construction administration and project management.

Jill Myers NCIDQ, LEED® Green Assoc. INTERIOR DESIGNER Jill Myers brings enthusiasm for design and a wide range of experience to Weber Thompson. Her work has included a variety of luxury hotels and casinos around the globe, as well as unique amenity and living spaces in multifamily developments. In addition to her keen eye for design, she employs her strong project management skills on every project she works on.

Carrie Hinshaw NCIDQ, LEED® Green Assoc. INTERIOR DESIGNER Carrie Hinshaw joined the Weber Thompson Interior Design team with years of versatile experience. After owning her own business, her strong- willed entrepreneurial spirit led her to a career where she can utilize her technical and creative skillsets in a collaborative environment. With a focus on multifamily projects, Carrie brings a positive attitude and passion for sustainable practices to the team.

Sabina Fiore DESIGNER Sabina Fiore has over a decade of experience working on residential projects that range from single-family homes to high-rise multifamily units. Her versatile background in both architecture and interior design gives her a unique perspective on how people use the space around them. No design challenge is too big for Sabina. She views each constraint as an opportunity to dream up innovative solutions.

5 HELIOS 4 High-Rise LIVE LIFE IN THE CLOUDS.

Comfortable, beautiful and highly functional spaces are created by keeping the future resident front of mind, and understanding how they live their life – Do they work near by? Enjoy entertaining? Seek a modern way of living?

Solid marketing research and a grounding in spatial relationships represent the depth of thought that goes into making a high-rise unit home, and a highly-polished amenity space an inviting extension of a community.

Weber Thompson’s Interior Design Studio has a long history of creating luxurious spaces people want to come home to – whether our architects designed the building or not. Welcome home.

5 4 Helios SEATTLE, WA

Helios is all about downtown Seattle living without sacrifice. AWARDS Stepping inside, Helios feels more like entering a luxury hotel than 2017 Gold Nugget Awards: Merit an apartment building. Dramatic angles abound, taking cues from Award Winner – Best Multifamily the façade’s precast concrete panels. No detail has gone unnoticed: Housing Communtiy (100 du/ unit signage is fabricated of blackened steel, the reception desk is acre or more) backlit onyx – even the corridors come alive with curated lighting levels and refined artwork. Ultra-modern 398 unit tower in Building amenities include a fitness and yoga center, theater, dog prime downtown Seattle location walk/lounge, and a luxurious hospitality-inspired lobby with retail. Open seating and matte black and copper fixtures in this space add LEED Gold Certified a dramatic yet playful element when juxtaposed against raw concrete columns. The mixed-use lobby is outward-facing; the SERVICES transparency of this space activates the exterior streetscape as well. Architecture* Interior Design Landscape Architecture *a joint venture with GBD Architects

5 6 Stratus SEATTLE, WA

In South Lake Union, Seattle’s three city grids converge to create a dynamic sub-neighborhood: Denny Triangle. This pocket is home to AWARDS organic grocers, bars, swanky restaurants, office towers, and urban 2018 NAIOP Night of the Stars remnants of the former industrial history of the area. The idea of High Rise Residential of the Year a prism, which refracts and separates light, takes the concept one step further. The team has woven these concepts into the cohesive 396 Residential units backbone threaded through this project’s interior spaces.

The two-story lobby features a monumental metal and limestone Upscale, high-end residential fireplace, a curving stair to the leasing office and lounge, and a building with a hotel-like edge custom sculptural light fixture, creating a focal point from inside and out. The incredible amenity package fills two floors and includes Unprecedented amenity package everything from a fitness center to an outdoor soaking pool. fills two entire floors The elegantly neutral color palette includes champagne metal, crema limestone and rift-cut wood, with enlivening bursts of color and SERVICES pattern on floors, walls, ceilings, and furniture to entice a fashion- Architecture forward, design-savvy target market. Interior Design Landscape Architecture

7 8 Cirrus SEATTLE, WA

Connecting residents to Downtown Seattle’s retail offerings and culture and South Lake Union’s recreation and innovation AWARDS is a primary focus of Cirrus. 2017 Northwest Design Awards First Place – Outdoor Living Area The interior spaces are designed with the South Lake Union professional crowd in mind, offering luxe materials in a neutral 355 units with an average palette with splashes of color. Culturally diverse renters in the of 1058 sf per unit prime of their careers, residents of Cirrus enjoy cooking, entertaining and socializing; they’ve got an eye for refined urban style. Throughout, high-touch materials calm and soothe the senses 476,000 gsf and 3,714 sf at the end of a long day at the office or a night on the town. The retail space timeless common spaces and unit finishes make Cirrus an urban home, not a generic rental. Certified LEED Silver New Construction

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9 10 LUMA Condominiums SEATTLE, WA

LUMA’s clean, modern design works hard to be a good neighbor. Situated just blocks from a brand new streetcar line, it is within AWARDS walking distance of the heart of downtown and Capitol Hill, has 2015 IIDA INawards Northern easy access to I-5 and is surrounded by world-class healthcare Pacific Chapter – People’s facilities. Choice Award Winner

Designed to appeal to the stylish, upscale tastes of the high-end 24-story condominium tower condominium market, LUMA is filled with quality details, mature materials and a bit of drama around each corner. Unexpectedly bold black and white photography is juxtaposed with marble floors 168 units ranging in size from 600 in formal patterns. Highly polished light fixtures float in amenity to 1,700 sf spaces to create pools of light, and slender reveals in ceilings and walls create visual interest while defining spatial transitions. Completed in November 2016 Amenity areas are plentiful and include a library, private dining room, outdoor terrace, clubroom with kitchen and fireplace, and SERVICES fitness center. Architecture Interior Design Landscape Architecture

11 PIKE MOTORWORKS 12 Mid-Rise

Weber Thompson’s Interior Design team excels at designing an interior experience that speaks to residents through design elements such as locally reclaimed materials, art from local artists and splashes of color and texture that are rooted in the history of place. We work closely with the brand and leasing teams to develop a cohesive design story that’s threaded through every detail – from the exterior signage to the furniture in the lounge to the finishes in the units. This continuity is what ties a residential community together and ultimately attracts tenants to sign on the dotted line.

Let us help you create a community worth coming home to.

13 14 Sunset Electric SEATTLE, WA

Sunset Electric is a 21st century courtyard building. Expanding on an existing 1926 brick building, this project is a mixed-use 92 units with a mix of studio, one- residential and commercial structure, wrapped around an open two-bedrooms, and live-work courtyard. The design preserves the original building’s entire masonry façade, paired with a quieter, non-competing frame. 650 sf average unit size Taking cues from the past, the building’s form promotes natural daylighting and passive cooling by organizing a single loaded Certified LEED Platinum for structure around an open-air courtyard that connects to the Homes pedestrian street.

Before its revitalization, Sunset Electric stood as a marker of Participating in the City of Seattle’s Capitol Hill’s changing culture; starting as part of Capitol Hill’s auto Priority Green Pilot Program shop row, then later shrouded in generations of rock posters and guerilla art. Echoing its history, the lobby features concrete floors, SERVICES glass walls and heavy metal work reminiscent of a mechanic’s lair. Architecture A commissioned piece by Claudius Phaedrus covers a wall, made Interior Design by layered newspaper much like the building’s former poster Landscape Architecture art. The artist was inspired by the forest like feeling of the open air courtyard, and created a mural to reflect the feeling of trees, distortion, animals and the “urban jungle.”

15 16 A monochromatic palette is seen throughout the building with jolts AWARDS of electric yellow in the lightning bolt mosaic at the back of the lobby, 2014 NAIOP Night of the Stars and marking unit doors. The courtyard and roof deck are populated Multifamily Development of with furniture featuring low, clean lines in an array of grays with pops the Year, Midrise of yellow. 2014 Building of the Year, Daily Journal of Commerce Wood details strew the building – bedroom barn doors, kitchen shelves, coat hooks and mailroom details – all made locally by Montana Originals from reclaimed wood from the original building. PRESS Units are cleanly designed to take maximum advantage of the Sunset Electric: Architects oversized windows and through unit ventilations, as many of the transform 100-year-old building units have windows on both the outside of the building and on the into LEED Platinum-certified courtyard. A light colored palette, simple detailing and flexible spaces structure allow the tenant to furnish the spaces to meet their needs. Inhabitat, 2015

17 18 Gunbarrel Center Apartments BOULDER, CO

With fabulous weather and a plethora of outdoor recreation opportunities, Boulder is naturally home to many athletes and AWARDS outdoor enthusiasts. At the same time, it is a land of fantastic food, 2017 Gold Nugget Awards: Merit delicious craft beers, concert series, festivals, and arts events. This Award Winner – Best Multifamily duality is embraced at Gunbarrel Center. Timeless details are both Housing Communtiy (18-30 du/ rustic and modern, warm and inviting. acre)

Amenity and common areas at Gunbarrel Center include a large Mixed-use development lobby and leasing office, lounge, theater and billiards room, a shared containing 251 units, amenity kitchen, and retail spaces. Materials throughout these areas include spaces, and retail raw wood, blackened steel, and unique details and fixtures. Large chandeliers hang in the lobby central focal points. At the stairs, an art screen provides visual interest and separates public from private. SERVICES Interior Design Artwork + Furniture Selection

19 20 Radius SLU Apartments Seven story apartment building SEATTLE, WA with 282 units It doesn’t get more central than South Lake Union, the booming tech and business hub of Seattle. The convergence of the bustling Units include a mix of studio, city with the sparkling waters of Lake Union was the primary design urban one bedroom, one and focus for the project, both interior and exterior, and inspired the two bedrooms building’s name: Radius SLU. Certified LEED Gold for Homes: Terrazzo laid in an arrangement of segmented rings fills the entire Multifamily floor of level one, from the lobby to lounge and theater room, creating continuity between spaces. A curved concierge desk greets residents and visitors and subtly guides them through the space. The roof level includes two outdoor terraces, show kitchen Materials mimic waves rippling along the water’s surface, create bold and lounge, library lounge, and strips of light, and enhance bold graphics to create a play of light and fitness center texture, enhancing the neighborhood’s growing urban environment but through a natural filter. SERVICES Amenities include a pub room, gaming room, media lounge, and Architecture business office with conferencing facilities Interior Design Landscape Architecture

21 22 Pike Motorworks North SEATTLE, WA

Pike Motorworks offers a high-quality, luxury apartment building with a unique, historic aesthetic to the Pike/Pine district of Capitol The north building in a two Hill. Two buildings, at a total of 15,000 sf, make up this nearly building, seven level, 243 unit full-block project. A pedestrian corridor runs between and opens market rate apartment complex up to form a grand, open-air courtyard plaza at the core. Unit mix includes studio, 1-, 2-, On the ground floor, a collection of eateries, bars, and shops are and 3-bedroom units housed in the original BMW showroom, the facade of which has been maintained, celebrate the building’s auto-row era roots. This character structure informs the aesthetic throughout the building, Approximately 12,000 – 15,000 harkening back to an era when attention to detail was the norm. sf commercial space for retail use

In the north building, a modern moodiness permeates the common Certified LEED Silver for Homes areas and units. Spacious floor plans with reclaimed timber details Midrise can be found throughout. Amenities include the use of bold super graphics and historic-inspired materials to create a palette best described as urban grunge. Strategically placed neon signs flash SERVICES cheeky song lyrics, and bold, abstract artwork completes the finish Architecture package meant to appeal to young professionals, entrepreneurs, Interior Design artists, and other urban dwellers looking for someplace a little bit different to call home. 23 24 Pike Motorworks LTD SEATTLE, WA

In Seattle’s edgiest downtown neighborhood, there are few luxury apartment options. The vibrant area is close to shopping, dining Minimalist luxury apartment and is an ideal place to call home for those who work in South building in Seattle’s urban core Lake Union or First Hill. This project is the high-end living solution the neighborhood has been waiting for. Total of 104 units offered in open, 1-, and 2-bedroom floor plan Setting a new standard of luxury, this apartment project features options an urban minimalist interior that highlights the work of local and international artists, uses highly curated finishes, and contains spacious units with targeted amenities. Certified LEED Silver for Homes Midrise The lobby, with fully staffed concierge desk, features a lavish wool rug set atop a highly polished concrete floor. Reclaimed wood SERVICES paneling clads a modern fireplace and leather accent tiles adorn Architecture accent walls to add a touch of opulence. Interior Design Many of the spacious units feature six-piece baths, integrated storage, and casework closets and European kitchens and baths. Custom LED lighting add sparkle and drama to the high-end residences.

25 26 The Whittaker Apartments SEATTLE, WA

West Seattle native Jim Whittaker was the first North American to summit Mt. Everest in 1963. His life’s motto, then and now: “If 389 Residential units in two you’re not living on the edge, you’re taking up too much space.” buildings His life and vibrant personality inspired this design. Named after the first REI CEO, Pacific Northwest inspired materials – Douglas fir, river rock – pair Jim Whittaker; inspired by the with rich, muted tones of olive, rust, and iron; the harmonious outdoors interior embraces residents the same way a mountaintop lodge might after a long, snowy climb. Combines Pacific Northwest The light-filled, double-height south lobby is open and airy; its materials with mid-century style vertical-cable open stair leads to an upper level wine bar and lounge, which overlooks the lobby and the surrounding neighborhood. SERVICES To promote connection with the outdoors, the project also features Architecture* a state-of-the-art fitness center, bike repair, kitchen, pet wash, and Interior Design storage for outdoor gear such as tents, skis, and kayaks. And the *Weber Thompson was the Architect of record building’s podium-level courtyard features a thoughtfully designed indoor/outdoor mix of seating areas, “campfire” pit, outdoor movie area, water features, and the courtyard glass and steel “jewel box” structure.

27 28 4730 California SEATTLE, WA

West Seattle is all about big city amenities with a small town vibe and that’s exactly what residents of 4730 California Avenue will SERVICES enjoy. At seven levels, this 88 unit mixed-use building has got it all, 2016 Gold Nugget Awards – but if that’s not enough, the surrounding neighborhood offers all a Award of Merit Honoree: Best person could want and more. Multifamily Housing Community - Over 250 du/acre Our designers found themselves drawn to the concepts of the shoreline while conceptualizing the interiors for this project. Seven stories with 88 units They’ve created the perfect modern nautical-inspired design that never approaches kitschy. Rich textures and natural materials such as reclaimed wood contrast high-shine finishes and other utterly Amenities include a fitness room, modern details to strike a perfect balance. rooftop deck, lounge, and gathering spaces Amenities are in no short supply at 4730 California, which includes a fitness room, rooftop deck, and generous lobby, lounge, and SERVICES gathering spaces. A mid-block pedestrian walkway provides easy Architecture access to street-level retail and shops, restaurants, and stores that Interior Design abound in the immediate neighborhood. Landscape Architecture

29 30 Luna SEATTLE, WA

Inspired by the texture, luminosity and mythology of the moon, Luna is a modern apartment home that’s big on style but easy on the 68 SEDU and 4 live/work units wallet. Located in the Ravenna neighborhood close to transit and other amenities, this project features 68 small efficiency dwelling 400 sf of interior amenity space, units with high-end finishes, appliances and casework, and thoughtful 75 sf fitness area, 420 sf bike touches that allow residents to live large in these compact units. room The WT Interior Design Studio put their space planning skills to the test in the lobby – which manages to incorporate a wet bar, 2300 sf of exterior amenity space TV lounge, dining and seating area for entertaining, gathering and working. The design is influenced not only by the name ‘Luna’ but Completed in 2018 also by simple Scandinavian design. The palette includes light wood, blues, greys and simple patterns such as a punched steel screen. Architecture by During construction, the design team participated in multiple ‘box Cone Architecture walks’ to assist with coordination of building equipment installation, junction boxes and fire and life safety equipment. In compact amenity SERVICES spaces such as those found at Luna, this level of attention to detail Interior Design ensures that the clean, modern design vision is carried through to the final project.

31 32 Elan Uptown Flats SEATTLE, WA

A clean, modern design marks Elan Uptown Flats inside and out. A sophisticated material palette including stack bond brick masonry, finely 182 apartments in two buildings textured fiber-cement panels in neutral colors, and vertically oriented ranging from studios to windows are modern twists on the surrounding building fabric. In the 3-bedrooms lobby, these exterior materials wrap the threshold between outside and in and inform the interior palette. 14 live/work units Elan Uptown Flats incorporates subdued yet rich natural materials and colors such as raw wood, weathered and blackened steel, and neutral Located in the Uptown earth tones throughout the interior amenities, common spaces and neighborhood of Seattle, a few units to evoke the feel of the Pacific Northwest. The building’s irregular blocks from Seattle Center and window pattern creates light-washing effects in bedrooms – making the Space Needle even compact units live large. Certified LEED Silver

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33 34 Fremont & 9th LAS VEGAS, NV

In Old Town Las Vegas, the original downtown core, a transformation is taking place. The vision of Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos, Large mixed-use multifamily Downtown Project reimagines this area as a hub of inspiration, development in Downtown entrepreneurial energy, creativity, innovation and discovery. Las Vegas

In the district’s heart one particular development solidifies the 231 residential units Downtown Project’s success: Fremont & 9th. The largest new residential development to hit Vegas’s downtown since the great recession, it provides much needed housing for the people who 15,000 sf of retail space along live and work there. Fremont Street

Weber Thompson Interior Design designed Fremont & 9th’s Completed in 2019 common and amenity areas taking inspiration from the redevelopment’s focus on arts, culture and community. Architecture by Humphreys & Graphic patterned carpets and wall coverings, and creatively Partners Architects repurposed materials are used throughout. The common areas are inspired by the creative spirit of the neighborhood – SERVICES CoreTEN steel and large-scale custom murals echo its arty, Interior Design & Documentation gritty vibe.

35 36 Lobby AWARDS Raven Terrace 2017 Affordable Housing Finance SEATTLE, WA Awards – People’s Choice Award: Best Public Housing Raven Terrace at Yesler Terrace is the first low-income housing Redevelopment 95,000 SF with development in the master planned Yesler Terrace neighborhood 83 units total near downtown Seattle. The building includes 83 new affordable apartments ranging from studio apartments to 4-bedroom townhouses for people of all ages. A mix of apartments, and two, three, and four-bedroom Raven Terrace offers residents not only affordable housing, but townhouses. also amenities that add to the vibrancy of the greater community of Yesler Terrace. The building’s community room provides Seattle Housing Authority project space for up to 100 people and is well equipped with a kitchen, with HUD funding restrooms, and a digital overhead projector to support various functions such as potlucks and social functions. First low-income housing in the Equipped with elevators, wheelchair-friendly designs, and re-developed Yesler Terrace “Breathe-Easy” filtration in the heat recovery units, the building Master plan neighborhood offers a fundamental positive impact on the overall quality of health and life for residents. By eliminating carpet in the units, the SERVICES quality of indoor air has also been significantly improved. Architecture Interior Design Landscape Architecture

37 38 Track 66 SEATTLE, WA

In the quaint Roosevelt district of Seattle, efficiency and micro housing units are popping up like weeds, and for good reason. An 78-unit multifamily housing influx of international students and tech workers seeking a modern project located near UW, Seattle new place to call home are filling units as fast as they can be built. Pacific University and North They want a home that’s nicer than a dorm room and which offers Seattle community College useful amenities, at an affordable price point. Enter the small efficiency dwelling unit, and the 78-unit multifamily building Track 66. Contains 75 Small Efficiency Dwelling Units (SEDU) and 3 live From the moment one steps into the lobby, it’s clear that the work units building’s common spaces are classy and stylish. Plyboo wall coverings and metro map super graphics riff on the design team’s concepts of transit, technology, and connectivity – with a splash of Targeted at students looking for retro thrown in for good measure. an affordable yet upscale home

Throughout the building, directional patterns and perforations playing Amenities include media room, with pattern and light tie the spaces together. The upper lounge and R1 Lounge and roof deck media rooms are designed to support flexible uses, and a compact kitchen makes roof-top meals possible year round, whether on a summer evening outdoors or rainy night tucked into the cozy SERVICES banquette. Translucent sliding doors separate the spaces to provide Interior Design & Documentation privacy between the media room and lounge, making this compact space extremely functional for a variety of uses. 39 RIVAL FITNESS 40 Retail & Hospitality OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

We know that opening a new business is exhilarating, but it’s also a quick-moving process that requires keeping a lot of balls in the air. Just as you look to your staff, vendors, and purveyors for their best to get your business off the ground, we’re here to help in our area of expertise – designing a beautiful yet efficient space, navigating local building code requirements, and helping you be true to your story as well as your budget.

41 42 Willows Lodge Interior Refresh WOODINVILLE, WA

Opening in 2000 and located just 25 minutes east of Seattle in Washington’s own version of Napa Valley, Willows Lodge contains 84 key hotel 84 well-appointed rooms including seven suites. Oversized soaking tubs and fireplaces come standard in most rooms, and hotel Located in Woodinville, WA, amenities include meeting facilities, a ballroom, two restaurants a.k.a “Woodinville Wine Country” and a spa.

After 15 years in operation – the hotel was in desperate need of a Complete interior refresh of refresh. Weber Thompson’s interior design team was called in for lobby, Fireside Bar, Ballroom, the job. pre-function spaces, meeting rooms, guest rooms and suites Our approach to this project was based on the concept of a lodge with a modern spin. Our design team pulled the design palette Redesign began in 2015; ongoing from beautiful existing details like the richly stained concrete floor and the Lodge’s huge, rustic-hewn beams. Deep burgundy tones and buttery caramel are paired with warm neutrals to support this SERVICES design concept. When paired with lavish textures and understated Interior Design patterns, the design story becomes rich and complex – and the guest experience even more luxurious.

43 44 LizzyKate KIRKLAND, WA

In 2015, online tea retailer LizzyKate decided it was time to try out a brick and mortar location. They engaged Weber Thompson’s First physical location for online interior design team to help them build out a modern teashop in tea retailer, LizzyKate.com downtown Kirkland that would be the physical manifestation of their virtual store. 1,028 sf tenant improvement in existing building in downtown As avid tea lovers, the owners had visited numerous teashops over Kirkland the years. What they typically encounter are either ornate, dim spaces filled with delicate rose-patterned china and lace, or stark white, sterile spaces that make tea more of a science and less of Completed in July, 2016 an art. Neither of these philosophies made sense for their shop. LizzyKate is a brand that’s modern and fun with a website that’s SERVICES simple to navigate. What they wanted was a tidy little teashop filled Interior Design with bursts of color and whimsy that would put a smile on their patron’s faces.

Our designers worked closely with the owners to realize their vision through a series of brainstorming sessions. The result is a lively fun space with colorful accent lighting, brightly colored tea canisters, swaths of wood to add warmth, dramatic lighting and a drool-worthy chiaroscuro tiled floor. 45 46 A la Mode Pies SEATTLE, WA

It is hard to get much smaller than Chris Porter’s 853 sf pie shop; especially when it houses a pie café, coffee bar and full commercial 853 square foot bakery/café kitchen. Designing this space became an exercise of how much space with full commercial stuff can fit into a tiny footprint, and still leave room for the kitchen. hungry hoards. SERVICES The result is a small, yet open, airy space with a sense of history; Interior Design a place that reflects the homey nature of pie, without being campy. Graphic Design A framed wire-glass window wall allows patrons to watch the artisan bakers at work in the theater kitchen, while open transom panels at the top encourages the heady scents of baking pie to envelope the entire space. The designers used durable, timeless materials that evoke a sense of history, but also feel clean and modern: white subway tile, concrete floors, end-grain walnut countertops and tables, period lighting, diamond-pattern wire glass, wood lath textured walls and a hand chalked menu board.

Wherever possible, environmentally responsible choices were made, dovetailing with A la Mode’s commitment to using locally sourced and organic ingredients in their pies.

47 48 Le Caviste SEATTLE, WA

Take one step into this splendid, petite wine bar, and you’ll feel transported to a bistrot-à-vins tucked down a Parisian alleyway. Intimate wine bar located in Offering a broad range of French wines, the selection is picked to downtown Seattle. faithfully represent their regional character. 869 sf of retail Weber Thompson’s designers helped Sommelier David Butler realize his vision – which was inspired by the understated elegance of wine shops and bars he’s visited in his years of travel. SERVICES Interior Design Simple chalkboards hang from copper chains to display the day’s selections. The pale blue-green walls envelop guests with their calming embrace. At night, flickering candles and rustic, bare-bulb chandeliers give the room a warm glow, and reinforce the feeling of an intimate wine cellar, the bar’s namesake.

At Le Caviste, no detail is untouched. From the mis-matched silverware and understated bistro tables and chairs, to the wattage of the bulbs in the chandeliers – there are 102 of them, 25-watts each – every element has been considered, but none of them distracts. Together, they melt into one simple, urbane experience.

49 50 Rival Fitness SEATTLE, WA

Upon entering Rival Fitness, multiple activities are within sight. Choose what you are interested in doing, and go for it. Tenant Improvement for a two level, multi-functional gym This is exactly what Rival Fitness owner Jim Mahan imagined when he conceived of his vision for this Capitol Hill gym. 5721 sf of retail Here, members don’t so much exercise as they are simply active. In the “Playground,” monkey bars run between two concrete columns allowing for a little recess time while also getting in a SERVICES workout. Underneath, a field of sports turf does double duty – Interior Design making life easier on the knees while also reinforcing the idea of play.

The spare, industrial space is marked by bright white elements that evoke a clean, modern sensibility while reflecting natural light pours in. Pools of directed LED lights fall on equipment and open areas and dim to allow for varying light levels depending on the activity.

51 52 Ian Menswear SEATTLE, WA

Since 2002, Belltown store Ian has been offering lux, modern clothing from some of the best contemporary and independent Tenant improvement for fashion designers in the US and abroad. The store is unique in that contemporary men’s fashion the full line of each designer is available through the seasons, which retailer gives customers a chance to learn about the concepts and vision behind the apparel they purchase and the designers they support. 1663 SF of retail Weber Thompson’s interior design team held this in mind when they designed the store’s new retail space on the ground floor of SERVICES Viktoria. Previously located just a few doors down, Ian’s owners Interior Design were eager to build out a fresh shop in a brand new building.

The resulting design is bright and airy and utilizes elements from the previous shop. Fixtures were reconfigured and reworked to fit the layout of the new store. A central counter and fitting room element made of reclaimed wood provides a visual anchor in the center of the room. Lightly finished, the wood is paired with raw steel, clean white walls, and a polished concrete floor. This combination of materials reinforces the understated, yet modern aesthetic.

53 TERRY THOMAS 54 Commercial Interiors HAVE A SEAT.

Employees spend an average of 35-45 percent of their waking hours at work. For them to be continuously productive, efficient and healthy, they need a supportive environment. The result trickles down to improved morale, fewer sick days, the ability to attract top talent and ultimately a bigger bottom line.

Weber Thompson’s interior designers examine the nature, character and goals of a business to craft a space that works best for their financial needs and the employees’ productivity. We have created national award-winning environments that are responsive to the client and meet a business’s current and future needs.

55 56 Talking Rain Headquarters PRESTON, WA

Almost every surface in Talking Rain’s offices is available in case inspiration strikes. Glass walls double as pseudo white boards, 7,684 gsf office space for ready for notes; desks have both tackable and white board panels; a local beverage company in the marketing office, a central layout work space for building store displays help hone how the product is marketed. In the Desks commissioned locally conference room, a large, interactive touch screen supports from Watson Furniture conferencing and brainstorming, while barn doors made of reclaimed wood slide away to reveal a presentation wall. Offices carved out of existing The offices are carved out of the company’s existing warehouse, warehouse space and act as a palette to inform other Talking Rain offices as they are renovated. The aesthetic is a highly industrial flavor with exposed SERVICES concrete floors, an open web joist structure and reclaimed wood Interior Design coexisting with translucent elements evoking the freshness of the brand. Focal points such as the decorative light fixture in the Research & Development area recall a cascade of water drops – talking rain, if you will.

57 58 Weber Thompson SEATTLE, WA

Weber Thompson’s Offices offer fresh air, natural daylight, climate control and a solid connection to the outside, making this a great 10,000 sf office space place to spend nearly 50 percent of our waking week. Workstations have a maximum As designer and client, we were faced with the rare challenge of height of 42” to allow all creating our own ideal, creative work environment that reflected employees to have direct outside our culture and gave us a chance to try out some sustainable views. strategies. We took a collaborative approach and after a series of intensive meetings, an employee survey and focus groups with staff members, consultants, city representatives and owners, it Indirect overhead light minimizes was determined that the office (and by extension, the building) glare and provides soft, even would feature passive ventilation, extensive daylighting, sustainable lighting controlled by sensors. materials and would aim for LEED certification. Office is certified LEED Platinum Staff members were included throughout the design process and were able to offer their opinions on everything from storage needs to creative re-use for salvaged materials from the construction site. SERVICES The result is a feeling of ownership and pride from those of us who Architecture occupy it and breathe its fresh air daily. Interior Design Landscape Architecture

59 Fremont NorthShore Building SEATTLE, WA

Fremont NorthShore is a commercial building that takes advantage of its assets. Jaw dropping views of Lake Union and downtown PROJECT INFO Seattle are maximized with floor to ceiling glass and a large rooftop 3-story building with 7,000 sf of terrace. A dramatic two story mews connects the building and ground-floor retail and 30,000 sf shoreline beyond with the adjacent Burke-Gilman Trail, providing of commercial office space walkers and bikers direct access, along with extensive in-building bicycle parking and showers. Pass-thru mews connects N This three story, minimalist building strengthens the neighborhood’s Northlake Way to Burke-Gilman geographic connections and improves the pedestrian experience Trail on both sides of the building through landscape and safety improvements to the bike trail, and by adding sidewalks, angled SERVICES parking and landscaping to the Northlake Way North streetscape. Architecture Landscape Architecture Weber Thompson designed the floor plates with flexibility in mind. Space Planning We provided space planning for the building owner – single-user tenant and multi-tenant floor plans were provided as marketing tools to attract a variety of tenants and to take advantage of the magnificent views of Lake Union.

60 MULTI-TENANT TEST FIT

waiting janitor women’s men’s area

conference kitchen / idf/elect rooms showers break rooms reception

stair 2

open office open office stair 1

elevator

reception conference not to scale TENANT 1 rooms TENANT 2 5,218 USF 5,780 USF 58 DESKS 78 DESKS

SINGLE TENANT TEST FIT

waiting janitor women’s kitchen / conference area break room room conference open open office stair 1 idf/elect rooms showers men’s office stair 2

not to scale elevator reception conference SINGLE TENANT room 14,294 USF 203 DESKS

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Bernadette Kelly NCIDQ , LEED AP INTERIOR DESIGN PRINCIPAL

Bernadette Kelly leads Weber Thompson’s Interior Design team. She has over twenty years of experience in space planning, mixed-use commercial and residential environments. Restaurants and hospitality design top her list of favorite project types. For these projects, she believes there is more of a process in understanding who it is one is designing for, and seeing the importance of both aesthetics and functionality. For Bernadette, that process of analysis, problem solving, and collaboration is one of the most enjoyable Helios aspects of her job.

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Architecture – Portland State University

Gunbarrel Center Riva on the Park | Portland, OR* 12 Moons Restaurant | Snoqualmie, WA**

*designed while at Ankrom Moisan. **designed while at MulvannyG2.

Rachael Bauer NCIDQ, LEED AP ID+C SENIOR ASSOCIATE, INTERIOR DESIGNER

Prior to joining Weber Thompson in 2011 and furthering her experience in multi-family housing, Senior Associate Rachael Bauer worked in commercial design with an emphasis on office tenant improvements. At Weber Thompson, Rachael is active in 3D modeling and renderings, detailing, drawing standards and accessibility compliance, in addition to her project work.

Double majoring in both Interior Design and Spanish, Rachael has developed a love for travel, especially to Spanish-speaking countries. She also has a passion for animals, which she developed while doing animal rescue early in her LUMA childhood. She continues that passion today as an animal rights advocate.

EDUCATION BA in Interior Design and Spanish – Washington State University

EXPERIENCE

LUMA | Seattle, WA

Nexus Raven Terrace at Yesler Terrace | Seattle, WA Nexus | Seattle, WA

Talking Rain Corporate Headquarters | Preston, WA

Pike Motorworks | Seattle, WA

Fremont & 9th | Las Vegas, NV

4730 California | Seattle, WA

Pike Motorworks Viktoria | Seattle, WA

Tuna House Sushi Restaurant | Bellevue, WA

Le Caviste | Seattle, WA

Rival Fitness | Seattle, WA Radius SLU | Seattle, WA Uptown Flats | Seattle, WA

Talking Rain Corporate Headquarters Cascade I & II | Seattle, WA

Lissa Goetz AIA, LEED Green Assoc. INTERIOR DESIGNER

Lissa is an outspoken advocate for dense urban housing being the solution to livable cities. She has diverse background ranging from designing urban parks in East Los Angeles to mixed-use communities in Seattle. During her time at Weber Thompson, Lissa has worked on a little bit of everything including high rise interiors and retail tenant improvements. Lissa is proud to live in the heart of the city in an urban condo; she doesn’t just talk the talk, she walks the walk.

Elan Uptown Flats EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture – University of California, Berkley Master of Architecture – University of Washington

PROJECT EXPERIENCE Elan Uptown Flats | Seattle, WA Nexus | Seattle, WA

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