Grand Street Commons includes hundreds of homes for people with different incomes, households, and ways of living. SkB Architects designed the interiors with that range in mind, giving residents places to arrive, gather, work, exercise, and spend time outside their individual apartments. Shared lounges, a clubhouse, fitness spaces, and rooftop terraces extend daily life beyond the home, while two residential finish palettes give people a degree of choice within the larger development.
Across the interiors, pattern, material, furnishings, and planting bring warmth and identity to spaces used by many different people. At this scale, belonging is built through the places residents encounter every day, from coming home through the lobby to finding somewhere beyond their apartment to stay awhile.
Seattle, WA
Multi-Family Residential
Interior Design
775 Mixed Income Units
Grand Street Commons apartment interiors offer two finish palettes, giving residents a degree of choice within the Seattle multifamily development.
At Grand Street Commons, even small moments of arrival bring the scale of a large multifamily development back to the individual resident.
The Grand Street Commons mailroom treats an everyday residential routine as part of coming home.
Pattern, planting, and distinct places to sit give this Grand Street Commons resident lounge its own character and reasons to stay.
A shared kitchen and long table make room for meals, work, and gathering within the Grand Street Commons residential amenities.
The Grand Street Commons clubhouse borrows from the familiarity of home, with living, dining, and kitchen spaces residents can use throughout the day.
Built in elements and rounded openings bring a more intimate scale to the shared residential interiors at Grand Street Commons.
Residential furnishings and familiar objects make this Grand Street Commons amenity space feel like somewhere to spend time, not simply pass through.
A shared kitchen, dining table, and living spaces extend daily life beyond individual apartments at Grand Street Commons in Seattle.
At Grand Street Commons, rooftop terraces give residents places to gather, eat, and spend time outside, with fire pits, varied seating, and planting set against views across Seattle’s Judkins Park neighborhood.
Different rooms and degrees of enclosure give residents a choice in how they gather within the Grand Street Commons clubhouse.
