SKIN Exhibition: Virtual Art Opening - 04.03.2020

April 10, 2020

SZ Gallery features a display of talented photographers selected during PICHA’s annual call to artists. This year’s topical theme is SKIN.

Apart from the roles we play in our communities and the traditions we've inherited from the past, what does it mean to be an African today? Who are we once we are stripped of the expectations, the prejudices, and the assumptions? What makes us African?

First Friday, April 3 at 5PM: Virtual Art Opening of SKIN - The Exhibition. SZ Gallery will premiere (IGTV + FB) an exclusive interview with PICHA Founder, Josiane Faubert. Join us & meet the Artists!

The beauty of this Virtual Art Opening is that you can enjoy it anytime, enjoy!

Celebrating 4 Years on Mercer Island

March 31, 2020

Hard to believe that it’s been four years since we opened our Design/Build office and front-end Art Gallery on Mercer Island. Our Grand Opening and ribbon-cutting was an evening to remember, as we were warmly welcomed by the Mayor, members of the MI Chamber of Commerce, curious residents, local press, friends & family. Each year since, we’ve commemorated our hard work and good fortune in style and with immense gratitude for our supportive community, beloved clientele and inspirational artists, consultants and collaborators - so much to celebrate!

Awestruck by the Grand Canyon, Wupatki Puelblo Ruins & Sedona

March 30, 2020

This past mid-winter break (February, 2020), we joined friends and family on a memorable excursion through Arizona. Thought I’d share a few highlights of this sun-filled, other-worldly experience. I reflect on this visit in complete awe of the vast open spaces, spectacular colors (such a counterpoint to the greens & blues of the Pacific Northwest) and social, in-person camaraderie (as I write this during our 6th week at home during the COVID-19 pandemic). Amazing how the world has changed in the few short weeks after our return.

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Is rent getting too expensive?

February 7, 2020

Rêve Development explores one answer to Seattle’s expensive and limited rental market by partnering with Common to offer Co-Living suites. Just steps away from the Mt. Baker Light Rail station, Rêve and Common target affordable apartment rentals in a brand new multifamily development located in the north Rainier Valley.