Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The League’s FF – Distance Edition events are informal online studio visits offering a behind-the-scenes look at leading design practices.
In this video, Scott Crawford, Osama Quotah, Hanna Kato, Leonardo da Costa, and Vanessa Abin-Fuentes, of LMN Architects, give a look into the firm’s design approach and way of working by discussing four projects:
-Grand Avenue Park Bridge, a pedestrian bridge in Everett, Washington, that connects utilities and residents with the city’s developing waterfront district.
-Mukilteo Multimodal Ferry Terminal, a critical piece of transit infrastructure in Mukilteo, Washington, that was designed in close collaboration with several Coast Salish Tribes
-Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion, a new pavilion that provides an armature for immersive exhibits, hands-on exploration, and views of the surrounding landscape and urban waterfront
-Seattle Convention Center Summit Building, a new convention center revitalizing and re-connecting Seattle’s urban core.
The presentation is followed by a conversation with Lauren Gallow, a design journalist based in Seattle. The discussion focused on LMN Architect’s engagement with the city through its new storefront space, the firm’s experience in working with artists, and the culture of the office.
The League’s FF – Distance Edition events are informal online studio visits offering a behind-the-scenes look at leading design practices.
In this video, Scott Crawford, Osama Quotah, Hanna Kato, Leonardo da Costa, and Vanessa Abin-Fuentes, of LMN Architects, give a look into the firm’s design approach and way of working by discussing four projects:
-Grand Avenue Park Bridge, a pedestrian bridge in Everett, Washington, that connects utilities and residents with the city’s developing waterfront district.
-Mukilteo Multimodal Ferry Terminal, a critical piece of transit infrastructure in Mukilteo, Washington, that was designed in close collaboration with several Coast Salish Tribes
-Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion, a new pavilion that provides an armature for immersive exhibits, hands-on exploration, and views of the surrounding landscape and urban waterfront
-Seattle Convention Center Summit Building, a new convention center revitalizing and re-connecting Seattle’s urban core.
The presentation is followed by a conversation with Lauren Gallow, a design journalist based in Seattle. The discussion focused on LMN Architect’s engagement with the city through its new storefront space, the firm’s experience in working with artists, and the culture of the office.
