The Falck Residence (aka "Wall House") was selected for honors by the 2010 "Future Shack" competition. Future Shack ia a celebration of forward-thinking urban residential architecture co-sponsored by the Seattle AIA and the Seattle Times. View the Pacific Northwest article here.  
  The FlipFlop Residence is featured in Builder Magazine's current issue highlighting the neccessity of innovation in an increasingly competitive and evolving residential construction market. See the article here.      
  The View Residence is the featured cover story in the Jan/Feb issue of Seattle Homes & Lifestyles. This extensive remodeling of a late 40's house in Seattle's North Beach neighborhood resulted in what amounts to a new house, yet retained the existing foundation, much of the main floor structure and the existing masonry veneer. See the article here.  
   
 

The Falck Residence (aka "Wall House") in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood was honored as the 2009 Home of the Year by Seattle Homes & Lifestyles. A feature article appeared in the Nov/Dec issue. See the article here.
     
 

The FlipFlop Residence was recognized by the AIA Seattle/Seattle Times "Future Shack" competition which highlights "innovative, cost-effective and sustainable solutions to increasing both urban density and the quality of our lives." View the Pacific Northwest Future Shack article

  
  The Leschi Residence was featured in the Jul/Aug issue of Seattle Homes & Lifestyles. See the article here.
     
  The Hepburn Kitchen, an Adams Mohler Ghillino remodel of a vintage mid-century modern house designed by noted Northhwest modernist architect Paul Hayden Kirk, was featured in the Seattle Times Pacific NW Magazine. See the article here.  
  For the third year in a row, Adams Mohler Ghillino has been honored as one of the Pacific Northwest's "Top 50 Architects" in the January/February 2008 issue of Northwest Home magazine.
     
  Seattle Homes & Lifestyles continues to recognize Adams Mohler Ghillino among the "Seattle 100: People, Places and Things that Define Seattle Design."  
Adams Mohler Ghillino's adaptive reuse of the Rainier Oven building in Seattle was featured in the August, 2008 Residential Architect article: "Something old, something new."
     
Remedy Teas serves over 150 varieties of loose leaf tea in a contemporary urban cafe. Corner of 15th Ave E & E Harrison on Capitol Hill.  
Read the Seattle Times Pacific NW Magazine article about the Flip-Flop residence.
     
  Motore Coffee opened at 9th & Stewart in downtown Seattle. Read the recent Seattle Weekly review.  
  Barclay Court remodel was named HOME OF THE YEAR at the Seattle Times/AIA annual awards program.
     
  Brandrud won "Best of Show" in the IIDA Showroom Design Competition at NeoCon 2003. and "1st Place" in the 2003 ASID Northwest Region design awards.  
  The Stable Building received an "honor award" from the AIA Northwest and Pacific Region and a "citation" from the AIA Seattle chapter.
     
  Spot Bagel Bakery recieved an "honor award" from the AIA Seattle Chapter, and an "honorable mention" from the AIA Northwest and Pacific Region.