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The Art of the Bath, Inside and Out A few months ago, Seattle Architects Buzz Tenenbom and Julie Campbell returned from their architecturally invigorating trip to Japan, with loads of […]
CTA Design Builders Featured on Houzz Read More »
As we start our travels through Tokyo, I continue to be transfixed by the juxtapositions of scale and age of everything we see. Residential streets thread throughout every part of
Following an Architect Through Japan Read More »
BUZZ AND JULIE GO TO JAPAN Buzz and I have just arrived in Japan for a 2-week long-anticipated architectural pilgrimage! Having studied and implemented Japanese design principals into our architectural
Buzz and Julie Go To Japan Read More »
If you are looking for a quick getaway this weekend the Lopez Island Home Tour promises to be a fun event. Featuring eight distinct homes, you are sure feel inspired
Lopez Island Home Tour Read More »
Both new or existing, CTA can help with the design build process. When we meet folks, there’s lots of questions about how the Design Build Process works. So we made
The Design Build Process for Remodeling or New Construction Read More »
At CTA Builds we’re pretty excited about our new “forest retreat” — this new house is situated in a large 2nd growth wooded parcel overlooking Puget Sound. We’ve designed what
Forest Retreat House Read More »
Tips and examples of stylish and functional mud rooms.
Five Design Tips for the Perfect Mud Room Read More »
CTA Design Builders is giving a presentation about “Remodeling Strategies for Mid Century Homes” at Seattle’s Building Renovation Fair.
CTA Design Builders Presenting at Historic Seattle’s 3rd Annual Building Renovation Fair Read More »
CTA is helping Architects Without Borders design and build a school in Haiti. Follow along as we work to create a place of empowerment through design.
Inspiration, Empowerment & Architecture Read More »
On October 20th and 21st, 2012, the King Country Master Builders Association is hosting its annual Remodeled Homes Tour. For those of you eager to see a selection of homes that have both, here are 3 must-see homes on the tour…
3 Must See Homes on Seattle’s Remodeled Homes Tour Read More »
5 simple tips to help you make the most out of the Remodeled Homes Tour in Seattle.
5 Tips For Seattle’s Remodeled Home Tour Read More »
New Home in the San Juan Islands: Ready for Living! We love our new home! We spent a lovely day last week visiting our Island Cabin and celebrating its completion
New Home in the San Juan Islands: Ready for Living! Read More »
Architects Without Borders: Before Architecture Can Help We’re Seattle architects working on a new school project in Haiti, in a particularly underserved community. As part of the Architects Without Borders team, we
Before Architecture can help Read More »
Our house is nearing completion! Designing this unique custom home, and then watching it come to life has been such a rich experience…a process that no architect ever tires of! Once the wall board
San Juan Islands Build – Update Read More »
Approaching the lodge house… there’s a sense, an architecture of timelessness, something that’s been here for a while and something that will be for a while yet, a place to sit by the
Small Space, Big Change – CTA Builders Featured in Seattle Met Magazine Craftsman Remodel – CTA Design Builders are thrilled that our Craftsman Charmer project (Project Link) has been featured in the August
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Architects Without Borders and CTA Builds I’ve recently teamed up with “Architects Without Borders” (http://awb-seattle.org/) as a Project Manager. In this role I’m able to give back a little where
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A Great Seattle Architect. Gene Zema’s Lupton Residence: Design Analysis. Here are further thoughts on design from an analysis of the Lupton Residence! (See our earlier blog posting for an
Design Pointers from a Classic Mid-Century Architect Read More »
We have had the honor of visiting and even remodeling several classic mid-century homes recently, and have been (re)learning the importance of regionalism in our work. Techniques, themes, and concepts used in many
Northwest Style: Architecture Tips from the Masters Read More »
We sometimes get asked “why design build”, or more specifically, “why architect led design build”? So we have put together a few paragraphs to explain why we think this is
Why Design Build ? Read More »
