Workplace 2.0
As we return to the workplace, embracing a hybrid model is vital for nurturing a collaborative, inviting, and inclusive work environment.
mYamaguchi Architecture is a small design oriented firm. We specialize in workplace design and tenant improvement projects. Our objective is to deliver innovative and sustainable design, cost-effective solutions, and long-term value to our clients.
Marvin Yamaguchi, AIA
Architect
Marvin, a registered architect in the State of Washington and a University of Washington alumnus, founded mYAMAGUCHI ARCHITECTure in 1988. Since then, he has been actively involved in numerous high-profile commercial and tech projects, leaving his mark across Washington State and San Francisco, California. Marvin is deeply engaged in all project phases, from initial space programming and test fit studies to construction close-out. Collaborating closely with his associates, he personally prepares construction documents and permit drawings. Proficient in digital visualization tools, Marvin creates 3D presentation renderings and video animations for many clients. A member of the American Institute of Architects, Marvin brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his architectural endeavors.
Marvin spends his free moments photographing landscapes, the night sky, and more recently as an event photographer at cycling events. You can see his work at www.myamaguchi-photo.com
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Christine Chaney
Consultant: Project Designer
With a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Ball State University and a career spanning over 25 years in design and art, Christine not only believes in the power of open-minded design-thinking, but has been witness to the positive changes it has made to in the world around her. Christine knows to ask the big questions up front in order to understand the parameters of the true needs and wants of the client. She is known for her out-of-the-box approach and creativity that is expressed in space, art, education and fashion. Christine understands the importance of being present during the entire process of design through construction in order to guarantee the best possible outcome for the client. For Christine, design is not only about the product produced, but about the quality of the process.
You can see more of her work at www.christinechaney.com