Mark Parker Architects

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Irwin's Greenlake:  Subject to many years of neglect and bad remodels, the project was a diamond in the rough, waiting to be brought back to its’ original glory.  Original 1930’s photos showed that a bakery had once stood on the same location.  Clearstory windows that had been walled over were exposed and the drop ceiling was removed, creating a light and inviting space. This 2,400 square feet tenant improvement was designed as a retail and commissary facility for a local bakery. 

Methow Trailhead Kiosk: Big skies, open meadows, rocks, trees, mountain streams, and the warmth of the community; these are the forces that shape the Methow Valley and give shape to the trailhead kiosk. The roof form, a simple slope takes the shape of the mountains, expanding to the horizon. The bench nestled between concrete rocks provides a place to rest or meet with friends. The structure, a simple tree form, holds up a canopy that provides shade and protection. The kiosk was the winner of a design competition in the Methow Valley.

West Seattle Physical Therapy Office: New 2,320 square foot tenant improvement.  New entry and office layout, new casework, and interior finishes.  Aggressive construction schedule accomplished on time and on budget.

Star Building: Located in the Sodo neighborhood, this project is the adapted reuse of an old machine shop facility into a new 44,000 square foot office building.  The existing building was gutted and an additional 2 stories were added. Original brickwork and heavy timber structure was exposed with new materials to match. Mark Parker with Broderick Architects.

Pasco Faith Assembly:  This project is a 37,000 square foot addition to an existing facility consisting of a 1,400 seat sanctuary, common gathering spaces, classroom and administrative spaces.  Mark Parker with Broderick Architects.