Featured Projects

1 Line

The studio name, 1 Line, originates from the belief that the first move (often the first gesture on paper) is significant in setting ideas and beginning creative problem solving.

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BARDAVID

BARDAVID is an upscale wine bar and restaurant located on the ground level of the David Rubenstein Forum.

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Blue Oak Landing

This project — developed by Eden housing and designed by David Baker Architects — sets a new bar for performance, resourcefulness, and connection to place for permanent supportive housing in the Bay Area.

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Harvard University Science and Engineering Complex (SEC)

Setting a new paradigm for scholarship in the 21st century and beyond, Harvard’s Science and Engineering Complex (SEC) is designed to inspire learning and scientific discovery while showcasing sustainability.

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Ivy Station

The highly-anticipated Ivy Station development office, residences, hotel, stores and restaurants within a landmark, destination-oriented environment.

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Mingei International Museum

Mingei International Museum has a 40-year legacy of exhibiting and commissioning craft and design objects with the goal of preserving traditional practices and celebrating those who carry forward the hand-hewn objects.

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Oasis at 437 Madison

With a design inspired by Nordic climes, Oasis at 437 Madison offers indoor and outdoor spaces where tenants can work, relax, and entertain.

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Ponce City Market

The Ponce City Market project has transformed Georgia’s largest historic building into a vibrant mixed-use activity hub. Site work included the construction of a new, elevated plaza tying the building back to North Avenue.

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Ramblin' Reck Garage

The Ramblin’ Reck Garage is a display pavilion and working garage housing ‘The Reck,’ a 1930 Ford Model A Sport Coupe that has served as Georgia Tech’s mascot since 1961.

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Sandi Simon Center for Dance

The Sandi Simon Center for Dance at Chapman University is an adaptive reuse of a historic 1918 orange packing house, originally built for the Santiago Orange Growers Association and later used by Villa Park Orchards.

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Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion

Guided by an ethos of interconnectivity and mutual care, the Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion expands the Aquarium’s campus on Piers 59 and 60, creating a sustainable hub that connects downtown Seattle, Pike Place Market, the revitalized waterfront, and Elliott Bay.

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Seattle Convention Center Summit Building

The Seattle Convention Center Summit building redefines the city’s urban core by serving as a vibrant connector among more than seven iconic neighborhoods and four major streets.

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Ten5 Summerhill Townhouses

Ten5 is a new townhome development along Georgia Avenue within the quickly revitalizing Summerhill neighborhood in Atlanta.

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The Great Dharma Chan Monastery

The Great Dharma Chan Monastery is a 25,000-square-foot Buddhist Meditation Center, which consists of a main sanctuary building and associated residential monastery developed on a beautiful, rural 35-acre site in East Boulder.

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The Playground

Among Park Avenue’s glassy commercial buildings stands the Seagram Building, well known for its welcoming plaza and landmarked austere travertine lobby.

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The Treadwell

Located at 249 E. 62nd Street, The Treadwell sits at the intersection of Midtown and the Upper East Side. Its design, both in façade and interior, draws from the architectural languages of both neighborhoods.

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Trees Atlanta Kendeda TreeHouse

Trees Atlanta’s new Kendeda TreeHouse headquarters, designed by Lord Aeck Sargent, exemplifies a deep commitment to sustainable design and ecological restoration.

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