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Architecture Firm	Olson Kundig Architects
People	Jim Olson, FAIA, principal/owner; Tom Kundig, FAIA, principal/owner; Kirsten R. Murray, AIA, principal/owner; Alan Maskin, LEED AP, principal/owner; Stephen Yamada-Heidner, AIA, LEED AP, principal; Les Eerkes, AIA, principal; Kevin Kudo-King, AIA, LEED AP, principal; Steven Rainville, AIA, LEED AP, principal; Dan Wilson, principal; Amanda Darling, marketing manager
Address	159 S Jackson St, Suite 600
	Seattle, Washington, 98104 USA
Telephone	206-624-5670
Fax	206-624-3730
Email	newinquiry@olsonkundigarchitects.com
Web Site	http://www.olsonkundigarchitects.com
AW Directory	ArchitectureWeek Directory Listing
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Contents 1 Services 2 Focus 3 Projects 4 Discussion 5 Related Content at Wikipedia 6 References 7 External Links

[edit] Services

Full Architectural Design Services, Interior Design

[edit] Focus

Single-Family Residential, Museum & Gallery, Exhibit, Religious, Academic, Civic, Office, Cabin

[edit] Projects

• Earth House, Longbranch, Washington, 1969
• Pike and Virginia Building, Seattle, Washington, 1978
• Gallery House, Seattle, Washington, 1985
• Urban Sanctuary, Seattle, Washington, 1987
• Prospect House, Seattle, Washington, 1989
• Bluff House, Seattle, Washington, 1992
• City House, Seattle, Washington, 1992
• Meadow House, Kirkland, Washington, 1992
• Modern Villa, Lake Forest, Illinois, 1992
• Prairie House, Highland Park, Illinois, 1993
• Frye Art Museum, Seattle, Washington, 1997
• Garden House, Atherton, California, 1998
• Steel Apartment, Seattle, Washington, 1998
• Studio House, North Seattle, Washington, 1998
• The Red House, Denver, Colorado, 1998
• St. Mark's Cathedral, Seattle, Washington, 1998 (Renovation)
• Mission Hill Winery, Westbank, British Columbia, 2001
• The Brain, North Seattle, Washington, 2002
• An American Place, Seattle, Washington, 2003
• Ebsworth Residence, Seattle, Washington, 2003
• Chicken Point Cabin, Hayden, Idaho, 2003
• Delta Shelter, Mazama, Washington, 2005
• Artist's Studio, Seattle, Washington, 2006
• House of Light, Medina, Washington, 2006
• Montecito Residence, Montecito, California, 2007
• The Rolling Huts, Mazama, Washington, 2007
• Outpost, Bellevue, Idaho, 2008
• Wing Luke Asian Museum, Seattle, Washington, 2008
• Olson Cabin, Longbranch, Washington
• Olson Condo, Seattle, Washington
• 1111 E. Pike, Seattle, Washington, 2008
• False Bay Writer's Cabin, San Juan Island, Washington, 2009
• Art Stable, Seattle, Washington, 2010

[edit] Discussion

Formerly Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects, with Rick Sundberg, FAIA, LEED AP, and Scott Allen, AIA.

• Recipient, AIA Architecture Firm Award, 2009 (as Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects).

Led by four owners, Olson Kundig Architects is an architecture studio based in Seattle. In 2009, the firm (as Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects) was the recipient of the prestigious Architecture Firm Award from the American Institute of Architects. With a staff of more than 75, the office combines the capacity of a large firm with the intensity of a small one. Its commitment to vigorous, critical design has infused its designers with a shared sense of commitment to every project and an appreciation of the technical and artistic elements involved in the realization of a building. The studio’s work can be found around the world and encompasses a wide range of projects including museums and cultural spaces, exhibit design projects, residences (often for art collectors), mixed-use buildings and complexes, academic and civic projects, places of worship, and interior design.

• "Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects Changes Firm's Name to Olson Kundig Architects" - press release, 2009.1116:

"Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects will change its name to Olson Kundig Architects starting January 1, 2010. The new name reflects the growing nature of a firm that has evolved since its founding in the late 1960s and whose vision is now marked by the rich and varied personalities of its five owners, Jim Olson, Tom Kundig, Rick Sundberg, Kirsten Murray and Alan Maskin. The current firm name has been in use since 2000 but is no longer appropriately reflecting the partnership: Alan Maskin and Kirsten Murray became partners in 2008 and Scott Allen left the firm in 2009 to create Scott Allen Architecture. In addition, Rick Sundberg, who remains as a partner, is in the planning stages for the creation of a new philanthropic organization focused on architecture."

[edit] Related Content at Wikipedia

Olson Kundig Architects

See a related page at Wikipedia for additional information.

[edit] References

• "Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects Changes Firm's Name to Olson Kundig Architects" - press release, 2009.1116

[edit] External Links

• "False Bay Writer's Cabin", by Tom Kundig and Daniel S. Friedman, ArchitectureWeek No. 544, 2012.0104. p D1.1.
• "AIA Housing Awards: Multifamily" by ArchitectureWeek, ArchitectureWeek No. 512, 2011.0330, pN1.1.
• "Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen AIA Firm Award" by Brian Libby, ArchitectureWeek No. 417, 2009.0225, p D1.1.
• "AIA Honor Awards 2008" by ArchitectureWeek, ArchitectureWeek No. 369, 2008.0220, p N1.1.
• Bluff House, Elliot Bay, Washington, circa 2002, at ArchitectureWeek
• Collected articles on Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects at ArchitectureWeek
• Seattle architects win AIA's Architecture Firm Award - LA Times, 2009.0108