Tyler Engle Architects, PS

Seattle · tylerengle.com

The studio

Historically, ours is a western culture of contrasts and opposites. Instead, a broader more eastern perspective regarding design is, at its core, one of inclusion; not either-or, but both-and. We seek this perspective because it serves as a catalyst for a more dynamic design product.

The design process of Tyler Engle Architects P.S. is both intuitive and rational. We rely on creative intuition that comes from experience and inspiration. This is balanced with a rational understanding of the tectonics of construction, which is the media of our art.

Our signature is the depth of the process which we use to understand the parameters of each project, the invention of a responsive design and the rigorous attention to detail through the construction phase. Each project is informed by the client's needs, desires and budget; the context of the particular site and region; and the current culture. Thus, each project is rooted in its place, its inhabitants and its time. Our desire is to exceed client expectations with an architecture that continues to delight.

Recognition

  • —2017 1st Place Northwest Design Awards — Whole House Less Than $400,000
  • —2017 1st Place Northwest Design Awards — Modest Budget Big Impact
  • —2016 Best in Category - INhospitality IIDA INawards — Niche
  • —2015 2nd Place Northwest Design Awards — Whole House Over $400,000 - Watermark 2
  • —2013 Architectural Interiors Merit Award — VIEW
  • —2013 Custom Home Design Awards — Madrona Live / Work
  • —2013 Most Innovative Design Component Northwest Design Awards — Waterfront
  • —2012 Best Overall Design Barkitecture
  • —2010 AIA / HUD National Secretary's Alan J. Rothman Housing Accessibility Award — Madrona Live / Work
  • —2009 Publisher's Choice Award
  • —2009 1st Place Northwest Design Awards — Mt. Baker Outdoor Living Space
  • —2009 2nd Place Northwest Design Awards — Mt. Baker Whole House Under $400,000
  • —2009 Top 50 Northwest Architects Northwest Home + Garden Magazine
  • —2008 1st Place Northwest Design Awards — Bathroom
  • —2008 1st Place Northwest Design Awards — Whole House Under $400,000
  • —2008 Top 50 Northwest Architects Seattle Magazine — Madrona Live / Work
  • —2007 Bath of the Year Seattle Homes and Lifestyles Magazine
  • —2017 Northwest Design Awards — Whole House Less Than $400,000
  • —2017 Northwest Design Awards — Modest Budget Big Impact
  • —2016 IIDA INawards — INhospitality
  • —2015 Northwest Design Awards — Whole House Over $400,000 - Watermark 2
  • —2013 Architectural Interiors Merit Award — Custom Home Design Awards
  • —2013 Northwest Design Awards — Most Innovative Design Component
  • —2012 Barkitecture — Best Overall Design
  • —2009 Northwest Design Awards — Mt. Baker Outdoor Living Space
  • —2009 Northwest Design Awards — Mt. Baker Whole House Under $400,000
  • —2008 Northwest Design Awards — Bathroom
  • —2008 Northwest Design Awards — Whole House Under $400,000
  • —2007 Seattle Homes and Lifestyles Magazine Bath of the Year

Getting started with Tyler Engle Architects, PS

What to expect when you contact an architect — general guidance from Architects List.

The first conversation
Most residential architects start with a short call or meeting to hear about your project and see whether it’s a good fit for both of you.
What to have ready
Where the project is, roughly what you’d like to build, and a budget and timing if you know them. A few photos of work you like help too. “Not sure yet” is a fine answer.
Fees
How fees work varies by firm. Some first meetings are free; some firms charge for a site visit or feasibility study. It’s fine to ask Tyler Engle Architects, PS directly.

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