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Designing a Multigenerational Home in Seattle: Close Together, Never Crowded

How to design a Seattle home where grandparents, parents, and kids live close but not crowded, using ADUs, middle housing, and smart layouts.

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Parking Reform Is Coming to South King County. Here's What It Means for Your Property.

New state parking limits hit Renton, Kent, Federal Way and more by January 2027. What it means for your lot, your ADU, and your storefront.

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Seattle's Big Rezone Slipped Again. Homeowners Don't Have to Wait.

Seattle's next big rezone likely won't arrive until 2028. Here's what homeowners can build now and what the city should fix in the meantime.

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How to Design a Small Home That Lives Large: 10 Interior Rules for ADUs and Stacked Flats

Designing an ADU, backyard cottage, or stacked flat? Ten interior design rules from a Seattle studio to make small homes feel calm, open, and livable.

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Grant-Ready Design: A Checklist for Nonprofits Planning a Community Building in King County

A practical checklist for nonprofits planning a community building in King County. Site control, cost estimates, drawings, and the documents funders ask for.

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Building in Skyway and White Center: What Unincorporated King County Owners Need to Know

Own property in Skyway, White Center, or North Highline? Learn who issues your permits, what ADU rules apply, and what's new in unincorporated King County.

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Myth vs Fact: Building in Seattle When Mortgage Rates Top 7%

Rates passed 7.4% and Seattle permit fees keep rising. We separate myth from fact so you can plan a remodel, ADU, or middle housing project with clarity.

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The Biggest Barrier to Middle Housing in Seattle Isn't Zoning. It's Utilities.

Zoning now allows four homes per lot, but power poles, water mains, and street work can add $250,000 per unit. Here's how Seattle can fix it.

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La Union Studio Partners with BCO Fund to Secure its Permanent Design Studio in Mount Baker

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