MZA Architecture

02/09/2022

ENCORE At Columbia Station

Our MZA team is busy with our punch lists and walk-throughs as the construction at Encore is at its final stage! We are expecting the TCO (Temporary Certificate of Occupancy) will be obtained in February, with residents move-in the following month.

Centrally located in the thriving Columbia City neighborhood, Encore at Columbia Station, a 96-unit apartment home community, redefines urban living in the area. With its Mount Rainier views, the residences offers premium interior finishes with hardwood flooring, custom cabinetry and quartz kitchen countertops only found in upscale condominiums. Full range of amenities such as rooftop entertainment deck, community lounge, fitness center, pet run and wash, bike storage rooms and EV charging facilities are all-inclusive for living in Encore. Unparalleled convenience with LINK Light Rail Station located directly across the street for a short, easy commute to downtown Seattle, SeaTac Airport and beyond.

https://encorecolumbiastation.com/

09/20/2021

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The Shoresmith Apartments in South Lake Union have officially received their certificate of occupancy and we are thrilled to be able to share this completed...

02/23/2021

Our redesign and refurbishment plan for the historic buildings at 5th and Virginia in downtown Seattle was covered recently by Puget Sound Business Journal.

See the link below to read the full article!
https://mza-us.com/its-a-tight-squeeze-in-belltown-for-this-planned-high-rise/

07/14/2020

New details of Bellevue's mega Cloudvue (previously ELEV8) project have been released. Click the link to read more about MZA's role, the mist garden, and a planned outdoor event space.

The three-tower project could open in 2026 if all goes according to plan, a new document says.

07/10/2020

"MZA Grows Their Office of the Future; Hires Sharon Rhea to Expand Interiors Work"
See our Press Release in this weeks Puget Sound Business Journal to learn more about our expanded team and more!

Discover the latest press releases from MZA Architecture with the Puget Sound Business Journal's BizSpotlight

06/12/2020

We are thrilled to announce we are expanding our interiors team with a new key team member - Sharon Rhea as our Director of Interior Design. Her vast and diverse experiences in interior architecture and in our aligned markets is what drew us together: multi-family, office, hospitality, retail, and civic. Her design work spans throughout the Pacific Northwest and internationally. As the firm expands, we are excited to be making a pivotal move for our future! www.mza-us.com/team/sharon-rhea

05/03/2020

To help visualize social distancing guidelines, residents in Singapore are using tape to demarcate many outdoor common areas and shopping centers. Large dots designate where to stand when waiting to check out, and benches and steps feature rectangles identifying open seats. An unintended side effect

04/27/2020

Our team has been working on the expedited repairs of the historic Prefontaine Building in Pioneer Square

Part of the parapet sloughed off last month at the Prefontaine Building, at 110 Prefontaine Place S. in Pioneer Square.

04/16/2020

"This is called a flexible, healthy and sustainable work place!" Our CEO Ming Zhang is taking full advantage of the beautiful spring weather while

04/15/2020

The pandemic may result in fundamental changes, altering how office buildings are designed. In the short term, expect more hand sanitizer and less “hot-desking.”

04/09/2020

A feel-good activity for adults and kids alike, we had to share this coloring book from Genie. We spy Denny Hall at University of Washington... 😄✍️👷‍♂️👷‍♀️

Color the world and especially the Genie® equipment!
Printable directly from the link, share your passion with your kids and send us back the most beautiful artwork! Every child is an artist.
Click here to download the coloring book to your computer!

https://info.terex.com/GenieColoringBook

04/03/2020

Architecture firms Weber Thompson of Seattle and MZA of Bellevue are helping supply face shields and goggles to fight the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic locally.