In 2001 a small group of students under the guidance of Daniel Winterbottom created an exhibit for the Northwest Flower Show entitled Throwaway Spaces.
The project illustrated how vacant urban open spaces can become spaces of exchange, expression and exploration …
Located in upper Manhattan, Incarnation is New York’s only pediatric skilled nursing facility for HIV-infected children. Opened in 1988 Incarnation provides foster care for 24 children whose parents or guardians have passed away or are to sick or unable to …
In 2000 a small group of students under the guidance of Daniel Winterbottom created an exhibit for the Northwest Flower Show entitled “A Healing Garden”.
The project illustrated how a small garden can be designed to facilitate the needs of …
Cancer Lifeline, located in Seattle, WA serves over 7000 people per year and strives to improve the quality of life for those living or affected by cancer. It prides itself as a non-judgmental, safe haven for those affected to affirm …
In 1998, students constructed a public community washing facility on a plot of land set aside by the residents of Santa Ursula, Mexico. A cistern used to collect and store rainwater from the roof over the wash stands provides water …
This project stems from collaboration between the design/build program and residents from the Cascade community and small inner city neighborhood in Seattle, WA. The community has been under threat from gentrification and loosing open space through development. The community proposed …
In 1997, an outdoor classroom was built for the Montessori Preschool a Montessori daycare center that serves a University of Washington residential community.
The project provides a covered space for the children to play, gather and perform in inclement weather. …
With funding from the Howard S. Wright Fund, sixteen students under the instruction of Assistant Professor Daniel Winterbottom and Lecturer Luanne Smith designed and built a garden courtyard. The students were asked to think of the garden as a model …
In 1996, a Memorial Garden to Gordon Varey, former dean of the College of Architecture and Urban Planning, and was conceived by Associate Professor Daniel Winterbottom as a tribute after his untimely death in 1995. The students felt a garden; …