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11.03.22

PUD breaks ground on new North County office in Arlington | SnoPUD

RAI is on the design team for Snohomish County PUD's newest community office project, the new North County Community Office, located along 59th Ave., in Arlington.

07.25.22

Chief Seattle Club breaks ground in Lake City on Sacred Medicine House | Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce

Chief Seattle Club has broken ground on Sacred Medicine House, a 120-unit permanent supportive housing development that will serve formerly homeless Native and Indigenous community members. Rolluda Architects designed the project, which will feature an external mural by artist Andrew Morrison.

06.24.22

Help decide future of Garden House | Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce

Earlier this year, Historic Seattle finalized the purchase of the Garden House, a historic 4,420-square-foot property at 2336 15th Ave. S. in the Beacon Hill neighborhood. Now, the preservation organization is seeking community feedback on its future.

02.15.22

Hoped to help address displacement in the Central District, Mount Zion’s affordable senior housing project taking shape on 19th Ave | Capitol Hill Seattle Blog

Plans first began taking shape in late 2019 for the senior housing project but have changed a bit as they’ve gone through review. Final plans call for a six-stories above ground and one below, according to Sam Cameron of Rolluda Architects. Inside there will be 61 units, including a mix of studio and one-bedrooms, with some of the units set aside for veterans. The plan also includes space for group meetings or activities, and a roof deck. The housing is going to be rented at prices designed to be affordable to people making between 30% and 60% of the area median income.

03.21.22

WA courts Hollywood with new movie studio and film tax incentive: With new ways to attract movie and TV producers, will Washington’s film industry get its big break? | Crosscut

RAI helped transform a 117,000 SF space on Seattle’s historic Harbor Island into a movie production facility to serve the growing local film industry while serving to attract far flung production units from both entertainment coasts to Seattle’s atmospheric urban environments.