All (40) Adaptive Reuse (11)Community Engagement (21)Graduate (22)High Performance Building (13)Housing (12)International Programs (3)Material & Fabrication (5)Research (6)Undergraduate (13) Material & Fabrication (5) UW Architecture x StructureCraft – Timber Wave Graduate architecture students designed the Timber Wave, a self-supporting pavilion made of interlocking timber modules inspired by Leonardo da Vinci. Using Washington-grown lumber, the project showcases sustainable materials and innovative structural design. Discover how this wave-like form blends engineering, beauty, and community engagement. Read More Designing Space with Interior Landscapes Students reimagined the Community Design Building with custom furniture that adds order, comfort, and flexibility. Using simple lumber, the Interior Landscape team created seating, storage, and new work areas that transform an underused building into a hub of activity. See how design brings life to overlooked space. Read More Habitat Kitchen: A Community Hub Habitat Kitchen is a commissary kitchen, teaching space, and community hub designed to serve Rainier Beach residents. By supporting cooks, food vendors, and neighbors gathering over meals, it creates a healthier, more connected community. Discover how design fosters well-being through food, work, and shared experience. Read More Terrace Kitchen for Rainier Beach Terrace Kitchen is a community hub designed to tackle Rainier Beach’s food desert while uplifting the neighborhood. With gardens, kitchens, and classrooms, it empowers residents to grow, cook, and share nutritious food. Learn how this design combines education, sustainability, and community care. Read More How ARCH 231 Turns Ideas into Built Experiences Hands-on learning meets creative design in ARCH 231: Making and Craft at UW's College of Built Environments. From cardboard figures to full-scale benches, students explore materials, scale, and fabrication through collaborative, real-world projects. Read More
