HAPPENINGS AT TJP

Studio TJP Collaborative Project featured in Wall Street Journal!

Cascade PBS published an article regarding the Pike Place Totem Poles, and featured our Principal Ellen Mirro's work examining them.

Principal Ellen Mirro contributed to an article featured in Martha Stewart Magazine. The article was about unusual features in historic...

Read about our colleague Austin's experience of attending the 2024 National Organization of Minority Architects National Conference!

We were featured in the Daily Journal of Commerce , sharing our favorite not-famous buildings around Seattle! Unlike beloved behemoths...

A common assumption about historic preservationists is that we believe all buildings should be preserved. Certainly there are buildings...

For years you've been dreaming of a bigger, brighter kitchen, a warm and welcoming home office, a backyard cottage, or the brand-new...

Some remodels are straightforward and (relatively) simple, sleek as a sloop, without major obstacles and able to proceed with a...

When I started working in historic resources for an architecture firm, I never expected to find myself trying to track down the location...

In early 2023, Studio TJP officially incorporated LiDAR 3D scanning into our record drawing creation process. After testing the...

If you’ve ever toured the Palace of Versailles–or simply wandered through an art museum–you’ve probably encountered the enfilade. In this...

Vacations are, ideally, a time to relax and regenerate. While vacationing in Florida recently, Howard painted several postcard-sized...

Site visits are an important aspect of architectural services. Whether for a remodel or a new project, we visit the site at appropriate...

Our newest portfolio is live: a recently-completed remodel to a two-bedroom home in the northeastern corner of Capitol Hill. Our clients...

In the latest in our occasional series on Roosevelt history, today we’re looking at the former Hollywood Theater building, located at the...

The newest portfolio on our website features a remodel and addition to a 1938 split-level home, designed by Seattle architect William...

From all of us here at Studio TJP, we’d like to wish everyone a very merry holiday season and a wonderful new year! See you in 2022!

Our clients often want to make improvements to a home they already love, particularly homes with a distinctive historic style. The...

For years, Jana and Matt dreamed of a simple fix for their kitchen: having enough floor space to walk around the open dishwasher door....