HAPPENINGS AT TJP

The custom guard rail is a great stylistic match to the original with advantage of steel for strength and durability. The entry walk is...

Back in June, our colleague Ellen passed her final Architect Registration Examination, her last step towards becoming a licensed...

For the next installment in our occasional series exploring Roosevelt history, we’re looking at the storefronts located at 6402 and 6404...

With a lot of small changes and several big ones, this remodel has been a total transformation of this home. The upgraded columns on the...

As the walls go up and the roof is on the client has been pleased to see the transformation of their home. With the cathedral ceilings...

Today we’re launching an occasional series of posts about the Roosevelt District, looking at individual buildings to highlight changes...

Earlier this year we welcomed a new staff member to our team: Katie Jaeger, our Communications and Research Specialist. Katie helps with...

The contractors (brother and sister Dan and Katherine Buker) have finished the Guest Bathroom at Villa Luna. The bathroom features a...

This may be a Johnson Partnership first. We’re used to having our projects featured in magazine articles and books, but we recently...

The kitchen at Villa Luna is nearing completion. The cabinets in the corner provides a convenient place near the door to stash leashes...

We’ve updated our portfolio to include our recent remodel of a beautiful Tudor-style home overlooking Elliott Bay in Magnolia. The...

The house has been set at its new height. The support structure is in place, and the rough plumbing is being installed. The Steel...

The re-framed walls are completed and the interior steel structure is in place. The house will be lowered and secured later this week....

Demolition is under way on a substantial remodel and house lift. As usual we found a few unusual conditions, and they are already under...

We were delighted with our utility bill after our solar system went into operation! Not bad for the short-daylight hours in winter. We...

The second edition of Shaping Seattle Architecture, edited by Jeffrey Karl Ochsner, is now available in bookstores. The original ground...

This project expanded a cramped kitchen and added numerous windows making the whole home much brighter. The breakfast nook, deck and...

Thursday, February 12, 2015, Larry spent most of the day observing the de-installation of the eight-dial Dexter Street Clock, a City of...

The Phinney Neighborhood Association’s Remodel and Design fair was this past weekend. We had a booth and met potential clients and...

Although we have encouraged sustainability in our projects, photovoltaics have been design engineered out of many of our projects due to...