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What's next for residential amenities in buildings? How are package storage spaces evolving in new apartment projects? Come hear all about it (and lots more!) this Monday at the Conference. Our own Melissa Wechsler will be speaking on a & panel.

Register today: https://web.cvent.com/event/42bc756a-d307-4bea-9706-ee8882974063/websitePage:3c009656-a160-4616-8e09-c0ac127b7590

Our own Melissa Wechsler will be speaking on a & panel on March 13 at the Conference. The panel will give an overview on the outlook for the sector, as well as economic and demographic trends impacting the apartment market in Seattle.

Register here: https://web.cvent.com/event/42bc756a-d307-4bea-9706-ee8882974063/summary

New blog post!🎉📝

Runberg Designer Alaena Gavins, chair of our Sustainability Committee, shares her findings on the AEC industry's trends in sustainable design, as well as how our firm looks to push sustainability forward in 2023.

Link: http://runberg.com/updates/2023/layers-of-sustainable-design-for-every-project-how-runberg-architecture-group-is-pushing-sustainability-forward-in-multifamily-design-in-2023/

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🚧🚨 Construction Update!

Here's an aerial shot of the progress on Ondina (Latin for "little wave"). All the concrete pouring will be completed in the next few weeks.

Located in the Bel-Red neighborhood, this Vulcan LLC development is a 249-unit project adjacent to the future Bel-Red light-rail station. Photo courtesy of Exxel Pacific, Inc.

Read more here: http://runberg.com/work/ondina/

🚧🚨 Construction Update!

Work is underway on Low Income Housing Institute's Good Shepherd Housing in the . Photos courtesy of Walsh Construction Co.

Located on the property of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, will operate this 7-story, 92-unit building as permanent supportive housing for both low-wage workers and for individuals experiencing homelessness. The site was formerly a Tiny Home Village and the project is one of the first to be permitted under the Affordable Housing on Religious Organization Property ordinance by the City of Seattle, which allows for greater density on a site than would otherwise be developed. As permanent supportive housing, the project includes spaces for wrap-around services such as on-site case management.

The Beardmore Building in Priest River, ID, one of Runberg's early projects, approaches its 100th anniversary with plans to re-open the long-dormant Rex Theater segment of the building.

Completed in 2009, the goal of the restoration project was to revitalize the historic downtown and to rehabilitate the structure according to the Department of Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation while demonstrating sustainable building practices. The design integrates the restoration of the original building with new technologies such as rainwater harvesting, energy-efficient lighting, mechanical systems, and photovoltaic arrays. When completed, the building was one of only five Historic Landmark buildings in the U.S. to achieve LEED® Gold certification.

As 100th anniversary approaches, foundation plans to restore Priest River's Rex Theater PRIEST RIVER, Idaho – In 1923, a pioneering filmmaker named Nell Shipman premiered her silent feature film, “The Grub-Stake,” at the new Rex Theater in Priest River.

'Tis the season for cranes decked out in holiday lights! Great job by Exxel Pacific, Inc. on the crane at our Ondina TOD project in the Bel-Red neighborhood alongside the Eastside Link Light Rail expansion.

Happy Holidays to all from Runberg Architecture Group!

Runberg Architecture Group won the Green Home Builder Magazine Architect of the Year award! You can read our feature on page 34 of the current issue here: https://builder.media/magazine/2022/GHB/NovDec22/index.html

Read about our approach to high-performance multifamily with spotlights on several of our projects, such as the recently completed Verde at Esterra Park (targeting LEED Zero Carbon), Batik, Stack House, and more.

You can read more about Verde's story here: http://runberg.com/updates/2022/striving-for-leed-zero-carbon-verde-at-esterra-park/

Located on the property of Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd in the Central District of Seattle, Low Income Housing Institute will operate this 7-story, 92-unit building as permanent supportive housing for both low-wage workers and for individuals experiencing homelessness. The site was formerly a Tiny Home Village and the project is one of the first to be permitted under the Affordable Housing on Religious Organization Property ordinance by the City of Seattle, which allows for greater density on a site than would otherwise be developed. As permanent supportive housing, the project includes spaces for wrap-around services such as on-site case management.

You can read more about LIHI and Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd here: https://web-extract.constantcontact.com/v1/social_annotation_v2?permalink_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fconta.cc%2F3urxbRK&image_url=https%3A%2F%2Fmlsvc01-prod.s3.amazonaws.com%2F0858b29f001%2F42a4c610-5013-4350-9baf-2a1da295cede.jpg&fbclid=IwAR0rECF_ljKTEqOXT4jrfqN4O8puV23c0ukvFs4XD7-toUsxcdXOqZwzvF4

Walsh Construction Co.

Last weekend, Low Income Housing Institute hosted a ground breaking ceremony for our newest multifamily collaboration, Good Shepherd Housing in Seattle's Central District. Give LIHI's newsletter below a read for more information and also check out the new gorgeous mural by Canoe Culture Connections at McDermott Place in Lake City, a Runberg/LIHI project that opened back in 2010.

Good Shepherd groundbreaking; Thank you for Giving Tuesday; McDermott mural; Great Walk Good Shepherd Housing Breaks Ground! Steve Tucker, Trustee of Good Shepherd, and members of the congregation braved snowy weather to break gound on Good Shepherd Housing. Good Shepherd Housing renderi

Hobson Place opened in early 2022 and offers permanent supportive housing for 177 disabled individuals and those who have experienced chronic homelessness. On the bottom three stories of the south side of the building, the Clinic at Hobson Place provides primary care, support, and advocacy from Harborview Medical Center and DESC for residents and for at-risk and vulnerable community members. We recently got to tour the clinic and see where such life-changing care happens for folks who need it most.

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