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Hybrid Architecture

Established in 2003 by Robert Humble and Joel Egan, HyBrid Architecture and HyBrid Assembly integrate design, research and construction into one seamless process. The utilization of off-site fabrication technology allows for evocative solutions to complex programmatic restraints. Ultimately, HyBrid is interested in maximizing efficiency, whether that be in time, money or natural resources.

Inhabit prefab mixed use

In collaboration with Mithun Architects, HyBrid designed Inhabit to fill the need for high-quality, affordable, modular housing in high density settings. read more »

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HyBrid wins competition for container camping.

HyBrid was recently named the winner of a competition sponsored by the King County Parks department to create a camping structure from re-purposed cargo containers. read more »

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Lei-Sui residence begins construction

HyBrid Assembly has begun construction of a 2500sf home located in Kirkland, Washington along Lake Washington. Designed by HyBrid Architecture, this highly efficient home features an adaptable floor plan, rainwater catchment and filtering system (potable water), hydronic heating, and photovoltaics. read more »

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CALI Work Lofts

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HyBrid recently began design on our latest cargotecture project – the CALI Work Lofts. Located in an urban arts district the structure is intended to serve as a office space and business incubator for the creative class.

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Studio 320

Fabricated in 2004 and delivered to Enumclaw, Washington, the Studio 320 is the project that kicked off cargotecture. read more »

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Remington Court Townhouses

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To break down the massing of the two buildings and to address the small scale of the adjacent neighborhood, the two structures were sited to allow southern solar access and view corridors to all four units. read more »

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Lane Street modular update

As of March 2011 the Lane Street Modular project is complete and occupied. Developed in collaboration with GreenFab LLC and on track to be certified as LEED platinum, this project sets a benchmark for a sustainable future.

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Sunset Magazine’s Idea House 2011

HyBrid was chosen by Sunset Magazine to create the Idea House for their Celebration Weekend in Menlo Park, California held in June 2011. read more »

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Whidbey Island cargotecture

Attached are a few photos of one of our latest cargotecture projects. HyBrid Assembly fabricated the modules in a warehouse in Seattle before crane setting this winter.

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c3600 Georgetown lofts

The c3600 Georgetown lofts – the largest cargotecture building on the west coast (to date). read more »

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Pop-up retail kiosk

Attached are images of a recent project to develop pop-up retail kiosk that can be located in urban settings for short periods of time (days or months). read more »

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99k house – competition winner

The 99k house is a competition winning entry co-designed by HyBrid Architecture and Owen Richards Architects. read more »

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Red Haus – Rossland, BC

Red Haus is a factory built cabin placed in a wooded site in Rossland, BC. read more »

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Red Mountain ski lodge

HyBrid Architecture acted as Architect of Design on the Red Mountain Ski Resort Base Lodge in Rossland, British Columbia. read more »

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vitaminwater social club

Designed by Antactic Creative, HyBrid Assembly built the Vitamin Water Social Club as a pop-up venue to occupy a prominent Capital Hill space for one month during the Capitol Hill Block Party. read more »

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