Located in the heart of the city of Tukwila, on International Boulevard, with easy access to the light rail, airport, library and adjacent to a senior housing community this prime location provides access to all.  The multi-use community building will houses a non-profit community health center, a community (or senior) center and affordable family housing, of two, three and four bedroom apartments. Driven by the demographics of a large immigrant population, the HealthPoint seeks to develop a new health center, with a modern multi-generational living community, with services for all. 

The site is located in the heart of the city. The client desired to help address current and future housing affordability, by developing the site with affordable housing units.  The Capital Hill project meet the community’s growing need for affordable housing by implementing the City of Seattle Mandatory Housing Affordability ordinance. What was once a two single family lots in Seattle’s most desired Capital Hill neighborhood, has been transformed into a new triplex, 2 new cottages and one of the original existing single family homes. The design intent is to maintain the existing scale of the community with affordable units.

Located on Madison and 43^rd this four-story building brings the modern architectural feel of the Pacific Northwest to the Madison Park community.  Roof deck optimizes the stunning views of Lake Washington, and a neighborhood Park.  Underground parking structure maximizes space and provides transportation option. The project is designed to meet the LEED silver requirements.  The design incorporates northwest design and the use of natural/regional  material including glass, stone, steel and wood. 

Miller Hayashi developed the design concept and entitlement documents for a new hotel in Seattle's International District. Designed to complements the esthetic of the International District, this project also brings a modern architectural approach. Expanding upon site location, this mixed-use property presents a lobby and retail space on the ground floor and 7 floors of suites on the upper levels appealing to those who desire easy access to amenities. Below grade parking structure offers convenience for car access to this cultural hub.  

A new 7,500 sqft home in Medina, Washington. The client requested an open, modern, home that had a direct connection to the outside. The design centers around a large kitchen and gathering space, where the clients like to spend a majority of their time. The boundary between interior and exterior is blurred by a series of folding glass partitions; allowing the client to take advantage of the exterior living space and glass edged pool. The interlocking masses of the house are wrapped in a warm cedar that is juxtaposed with concrete and blackened steel panels