Sasquatch Sneak Peek by Matt Loosemore

The design features contrasting wood tones presented in the form of reclaimed pallet wood cladding a rectangular volume sitting in the larger space.  Brewing tanks and processes will border the tasting space, inviting patrons to see the process behind the product.  Expansive bow-trussed ceilings and large roll-up doors to the outside make the space voluminous while conveying an industrial aesthetic consistent with the site's context.  

SUM works with Wayfinding Academy to make a home in St. Johns! by Matt Loosemore

For those of you who read the Daily Journal of commerce, you may have seen an article on the front page of the January 13 issue describing a "different kind of college" that is soon to start in St. Johns.  The Wayfinding Academy, which focuses on providing an alternate option for young people after high school, begins by exploring the questions "Who am I?  What do I want to do with my life, and how can I start taking steps to reach that goal?".

The existing building, which is soon to undergo Land Use Review, will feature accessibility upgrades throughout, including the primary entrance, pictured, which will receive new landscaping, stairs, and a revised ADA ramp.

The existing building, which is soon to undergo Land Use Review, will feature accessibility upgrades throughout, including the primary entrance, pictured, which will receive new landscaping, stairs, and a revised ADA ramp.

As the architect for the project, we are thrilled to facilitate the process of design and review leading up to the school opening its doors in Fall 2016!  Read more about the cause at their website here:

WAYFINDING ACADEMY

Stay tuned for more updates!

Verity Ballard punch completed! by Matt Loosemore

The latest branch for Verity Credit Union in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle is complete!  Our team walked the job with Momentum, Inc, our partner on the job, and the client to preview the branch before finishing touches leading up to its grand opening!  Some unique features include a moveable glass partition by Kwik-Wall, a custom fiber optic light installation featuring over 200 lit cubes, and a concrete raised access flooring system by Haworth which made the space universally accessible without the need for a ramp.