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This year’s program honors new residential architecture, interiors and urban planning as well as corporate, institutional and commercial buildings designed for both built and unbuilt projects alike.



Officer’s Row was a former residence for many of the military’s most senior officers until Fort Lawton was closed in 1973.

A look back at Seattle’s booming fifties.

Before the city was known for Starbucks and tech startups, it looked like this.

How many of these 20th-century Seattle sights can you recognize?

An online notice says the $150-million affordable housing project is now “on hold.”

The futuristic building was designed for the 1962 World’s Fair by Minoru Yamasaki.

These forgotten about buildings are hauntingly beautiful.

Benjamin F. McAdoo, Jr. was the first African American architect to establish his own firm in the state of Washington.

Washington State wasn’t worried about the 1929 stock market crash at first. But by 1930, panic had set in.

Booming levels of apartment construction have helped cool prices in hot markets.

Seattle is looking rad in these choice 1980s photos.

*packs bags*

The bridge struggled to get funding until the football team at the University of Washington started playing home games.

Do you recognize any of these buildings?

New records could be set in the coming years.