Build Seattle, LLC

A video walk through of our latest project in Seattle. 2 have sold already. Last unit goes on market next weekend. We are all very proud of how this one turned out.

2011 NW 60th St

Seattle’s Housing Crisis: Encouraging better development | BUILD Blog Seattle is currently experiencing unprecedented population growth along with record setting development. This is challenging the city’s growth management and it’s bringing city zoning and building code decisions to the forefront of the discussion. As architects and Seattleites deeply concerned with…

Brick is being installed! These Rowhouses are going to be beautiful! https://t.co/4TWmlVBcrC

Build Seattle (@WeBuildSeattle) posted a photo on Twitter Get the whole picture - and other photos from Build Seattle

First floor framing ✔
Excited to get these three Rowhouses going!
https://t.co/3kWjdsWOKY

Build Seattle (@WeBuildSeattle) posted a photo on Twitter Get the whole picture - and other photos from Build Seattle

https://t.co/vy8mTeqSRd

Build Seattle (@WeBuildSeattle) posted a photo on Twitter Get the whole picture - and other photos from Build Seattle

Stem walls ✔ https://t.co/5VK0t8Lyyi

Build Seattle (@WeBuildSeattle) posted a photo on Twitter Get the whole picture - and other photos from Build Seattle

Stephan Boyd Chris Butler Jessica LaRae Ritter Butler Brent Miller


Let's do this!!

Build Seattle (@WeBuildSeattle) posted a photo on Twitter Get the whole picture - and other photos from Build Seattle

First step in adding density is salvaging the old to make way for the new!
https://t.co/m6GJ2U2epx

Build Seattle (@WeBuildSeattle) posted a photo on Twitter Get the whole picture - and other photos from Build Seattle

Can you feel the excitement in the air???? We start construction on our next project in the next couple of weeks!

Happy Birthday to Us!
We are getting ready to start another amazing project! Stay tuned!

https://t.co/UjMBiy2aIJ

Are Micro-Apartments a Good Solution to the Affordable-Housing Crisis? - The New Yorker Are tiny living spaces in New York a good idea, or a step back to the nineteenth century? Elizabeth Greenspan reports on the debate.