Graham Baba Architects

Exploring the recently completed Heritage Square Park! Located in downtown #WallaWalla and providing a strong connection to Mill Creek, the half-acre project transforms an underused park into an urban plaza to accommodate a range of programming and civic celebrations throughout the year as well as be a place accessible for visitors and the community to enjoy on daily strolls. Architecture: Graham Baba Architects Landscape Architecture: HEWITT Client: City Of Walla Walla #downtownwallawalla #publicpark #parkdesign?#grahambaba

On the boards is a new #pavilion for the Wenatchee Riverfront Park located just east of downtown Wenatchee, nestled along the Columbia River. GBA's scope includes the design of an open-air pavilion, new public restrooms, and a mechanical room addition. With access to the Apple Capital Loop Trail and Columbia River beyond, the pavilion provides much needed gathering space for the community. The new, gender-neutral restroom is located adjacent to the existing Wenatchee Riverfront Railway creating an inclusive space for all visitors. With the addition of the pavilion and new restroom building, as well as significant landscape improvements, the PUD backed project aims to increase community engagement across the area. Stay tuned for project updates! Project Team: Graham Baba Architects, Greenworks , Pacific Engineering & Design, PLLC, ?Z Tech LLC, PAE, Chelan County PUD #wenatchee #downtownwenatchee #publicparks #pavillions?#grahambaba

We’re launching our latest project: environmental graphics, signage, and installations across an ambitious 17-building, 70-acre expansion of a global tech company’s campus in Redmond, Washington. We collaborated with LMN Architects on four of these new buildings, and worked closely with Graham Baba Architects who led the design of two expansive food halls. Up first we’re showcasing the food halls, which together cover over 90,000 square feet. Offerings from over 30 vendors range from “Local Flavors” (supporting northwest businesses), to tasty fare from around the world. Amidst expansive original illustrations and a comprehensive signage system, we designed distinctive installations to invite staff to sit back, relax, and know that — whatever the flavor — it’s all good. See the full project on our website — https://lnkd.in/gKFpK_3q

Recognizing their dedication and commitment, we're excited to celebrate the promotions of four members of our staff whose hard work elevates both our projects and our firm: Susan Tillack to Principal Jeff King to Associate Andy Brown to Associate Principal noreen shinohara to Associate Principal Congratulations Susan, Jeff, Andy, and Noreen! https://lnkd.in/gmJc43hR

Step inside the new tasting room at Fidelitas Wines in Woodinville! To create some variation in scale inside the existing warehouse structure, the design was anchored by a jewel box at the center of the space, containing the private or family tasting room. It formed the backdrop to the bar, and broke the space up into three volumes; each becoming zones with distinct seating and ambiance options for guests. https://lnkd.in/gkPHEHJs Architecture / Interior Design: Graham Baba Architects General Contractor: R Miller Construction Fabrication: Steve Clark Photos: Zack Bent

Soaking up the last days of Seattle summer at?Métier Brewing Company! We recently visited Métier, Washington state's first Black-owned brewery, at their Flagship taproom on Cherry Street in the Central District, to see the space hard at work. The taproom, designed by our team, occupies a former auto garage (before photo) and is a must-visit during for good beer, various events, and a great patio. https://lnkd.in/gxkaYADY Architecture: Graham Baba Architects Shell & Core Contractor: Plumb Level Square T.I. Contractor: Greene Home Redesign Neon:?Western Neon Owner: Métier Brewing Co,?Rodney Hines Photos: Zack Bent #metierbrewing?#grahambaba?#seattebreweries?#transformation

Graham Baba Architects revitalizes a 1920s building for Vitus in including retail, office space and a penthouse with a waterfront view in Seattle, Washington. See more here: https://lnkd.in/gJSxwwwg

This month in coffee, wine, and beer... https://lnkd.in/gtmPmFUZ Check out #GrahamBaba's September newsletter which highlights: - Fidelitas Winery tasting room in Woodinville - Summer at Métier Brewing Co. at Cherry Street - Upwell Wine & Coffee is now open in West Seattle - Gasworks Brewing featured in The Seattle Times Photos: Zack Bent (Fidelitas and Métier), GBA (Upwell)

We're excited to share that Whatcom Village is included in ENR Northwest's 2024 Regional Best Projects Winners: https://lnkd.in/giKyWdh3 Congratulations to to the project team!

Featured on Eater Seattle is The Shop by Porter in downtown Seattle in the article "Is It a Cafe or a Coworking Space? Yes. Remote work is here to stay, and a growing number of cafes and restaurants are catering to laptop warriors." https://lnkd.in/gZbYq3bA "Porter is a company that specializes in furniture and interior design for offices. Five years ago, the space that is now the Shop was the brand’s 'living showroom,' says Steph Monohan, the Shop’s beverage and events manager, but in 2019 the company decided to pivot to providing food, drinks, and retail shopping in an effort to build more connections with clients and the broader community. [...] 'All these buildings have this beautiful space, right? But it’s empty and kind of cold, nothing’s happening in it,' says Porter co-founder Kyle Haakenson. 'Our idea is to take these spaces designed for for work, and then add this element of service, hospitality, food and beverage.'" - Harry Cheadle Located at?2 + U?in downtown Seattle, The Shop by Porter is designed by GBA and built by?MRJ with?casework fabricated by?Creoworks. Photos:?Kevin Scott #shopbyporter #eaterseattle #grahambaba