Propel Studio Architecture

Our latest blog post takes a look back at the project that brought our founders, Nick Mira and Tuan Vu, together: the award-winning modernization of the Edith Green–Wendell Wyatt Federal Building. This transformative experience not only expanded on their vision for sustainable design but also laid the foundation for Propel Studio in 2013. Read more about how we continue to redefine public building design with innovative, high-performance solutions.

Redefining Public Building Design for a Sustainable Future — Propel Studio Architecture At Propel Studio, we believe public building design is one of the most rewarding challenges in architecture. These projects not only address common needs in our communities but also provide the opportunity to implement forward-thinking, sustainable ideals that benefit people and the planet. Our pas

We are thrilled to share that our Wilder Apartments project was featured as the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce Project of the Week last week! Check out the feature here: https://lnkd.in/ebP8EvJ9

At Propel Studio, we believe that new housing is good housing, especially when it’s urban, transit-oriented, and thoughtfully designed to be both functional and beautiful. Wilder Apartments is a great example of how we’re working towards sustainable housing in our cities.

We’re also excited to be part of the conversation at the Housing Oregon 2024 Conference and Awards Gala happening this week in Portland! This is an incredible opportunity to connect, learn, and collaborate with industry leaders about innovative ideas, cutting-edge research, and essential resources for affordable housing practitioners. We’re looking forward to being catalysts for change in our communities as we work together to craft real solutions to the housing crisis.

Let’s keep pushing forward towards a future where everyone has access to affordable, beautiful, and sustainable housing!

At Propel Studio, we see adaptive reuse as a transformative journey, breathing new life into forgotten buildings while honoring their historical essence. Each project is a harmonious blend of past and present, where vacant spaces are reborn as vibrant community hubs. Through our commitment to sustainability and community-focused design, we strive to create environments that not only serve but also inspire. For more insights into our adaptive reuse philosophy and projects, visit our blog here:

https://www.propelstudio.com/blog/art-of-adaptive-reuse



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