Daniel Toole Architecture

05/21/2024

First international article on the alley out today, thanks IW Magazine

An intervention within a recently revitalized district of Miami, Jade Alley elevates an alleyway into an iconic public place. The project is in the Miami Design District, an area north of downtown Miami that was once pineapple farms, then furniture warehouses, and recently has been revitalized into....

04/11/2024

https://architectsandartisans.com/blog/in-seattle-the-madrona-house-by-daniel-toole-architecture/

In Seattle, the Madrona House by Daniel Toole Architecture General, People, Places 3 hours ago by Mike Welton With a resume like his, one would be surprised if 39-year-old Daniel Toole had not designed the cutting-edge Madrona House. There’s the undergraduate degree from the University of Oregon. ...

11/18/2023

Madrona House by Daniel Toole Architecture and Carsten Stinn Architecture | Citation Award

05/16/2023

05/15/2023

Our first American Institute of Architects award

This sleek intervention in Miami’s recently revitalized design district has transformed an alleyway into an iconic public place. It was born from a local AIA-funded research grant that allowed the design team to publish a book on alleyway research, which the district’s developers discovered onli...

12/24/2022

Pleased to be the final Home of the Week for 2022 with NUVO magazine !

Having raised a family in a 100-year-old house with a large yard, a Seattle couple knew they wanted something different for their empty-nesters phase of life.

12/12/2022

Daniel was interviewed on Portland Architecture today

Daniel Toole (Daniel Toole Architect) BY BRIAN LIBBY The latest installment in our longtime discussion series with local architects about their inspirations, careers and collaborators takes us to Daniel Toole, who founded Daniel Toole Architecture in 2020 after stints with...

10/19/2022

Very excited to share that our Madrona House was published in the New York Times, read about it below and see updates on our website!

The house is a few feet from its next-door neighbors, but you’d never know it when you’re inside: “We just turned the windows to the sky.”