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Hybrid Architecture and the Use of “Adaptive Density” to Meet Seattle’s Housing Needs

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By Meghan Hall  The Puget Sound’s single-family neighborhoods are rapidly changing. As the region accepts new residents, lots are being purchased and redeveloped into high-density apartments or large-scale residential developments that for many residents feel as if they dwarf the surrounding community. For Hybrid Architecture, a Seattle-based collaborative and multidisciplinary development firm, many of these […]

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