Salish Sea Tours, a soon-to-be attraction at Pier 57 on Seattle’s waterfront, recently unveiled two new JMA-designed tour boats incorporating Native American art and culture.

New apartments will be in close proximity to downtown, public parks, as well as multiple light rail stations, and an extensive bike path network.

Check out the progress being made on just a few of JMA’s ongoing or recently completed self storage projects.

This facility’s organized layout of units allow for clean sight lines from one end of the building to the other with strategically placed windows on the east and west facades.

JMA provides modern Cabana that opens up to the pool area creating a stronger connection between the inside and outside parts of the facility.

Issaquah Work Lofts Provide Commercial-Retail Space, Connection to East Lake Sammamish Trail

Lam’s Seafood Market in Tukwila opened in May and transformed a back-of-house loading dock into a new front entrance with a clocktower modeled after a landmark market in Vietnam, Ben Thanh.

Black Diamond Self Storage will be another great example of JMA’s approach to self storage design prioritizing natural light, bright colors, and accessibility.

Seattle-based architect will examine unique design considerations, detailing and sourcing techniques, and review the advantages and challenges of the design/delivery process.

6-story mixed-use development provides livable spaces near stores, trails, parks, and community spaces

As people continue living in quarantine, JMA’s housing projects are more important than ever.

84 percent of all self storage customers are women, according to a survey conducted by Noah’s Ark Development.