HAPPENINGS AT TJP

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....

We are delighted to appear on the Redfin blog today, in a roundup of budget-friendly tricks for remodeling your fireplace. Participating...

This month marks one year since líq’tәd (Licton) Springs was designated a City of Seattle Landmark. In honor of this anniversary, and to...

Our colleague Ellen recently was recently published in the database of the Washington State Department of Archaeology & Historic...

This week we paid a (masked!) site visit to one of our ongoing architecture projects, a complex multi-level, energy efficient remodel and...

Congratulations to the team at CollinsWoerman architects on their successful Certificate of Approval for a garage building at the...

Studio TJP will be closed on Friday, June 12 in honor of the statewide silent march and general strike called for by Black Lives Matter...

While the full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic remains to be seen, the virus has already drastically altered the way we live. Many of us...

The Society of Architectural Historians’ 73rd Annual International Conference was set to be held in Seattle this week. Due to the...

NB: this site visit was conducted before the Governor’s stay-at-home order went into effect. No social distancing guidelines were...

While we continue working from home, we’re revisiting the progress on some of our projects from the previous several months. (In other...

To our clients, colleagues, and friends, This week we completed our transition to working from our homes (workstations pictured here!)....

Five years ago, we built a cabin for a client at Lake Cavanaugh in Skagit County. Last week our client sent us this photo of their cabin...

Our colleague Ellen, principal and director of our historic resources services, has contributed more than two dozen articles for the...

Happy first snowfall of 2020! We hope you are enjoying the winter weather and keeping warm and safe.

Recent progress on a remodel and addition to a single-family home on the northern end of Vashon Island. The framing is complete, the...

Nestled along the Puget Sound shoreline is our Vashon Island remodel, originally built in 1911 as a summer home. The owners’ main...

Although situated in a great neighborhood in Redmond, this kitchen and entry of this 1968 split-level house did not suit the lifestyle of...