About

K E V I N B. P R I C E

C R E A T I N G  S P A C E  |  P L A C E  |  C O N N E C T I O N

Growing up in Colorado, surrounded by the iconic Flatirons of Boulder, Kevin Price then made his home in the Pacific Northwest. For over twenty five years, he’s designed special spaces and places throughout Seattle and the greater Puget Sound region, San Juan Islands, Suncadia, Walla Walla and Northern California.

 

Inspired by mountain architecture and site specific projects that encourage a direct connection to place, Kevin emphasizes how good design can transform the way people think about space, building upon the relationships, connections, and experiences that matter most.

 

He and his wife Rachel live on Tiger Mountain outside of Issaquah, where they enjoy the quirks of living in a modernist a-frame surrounded by big trees, woodland gardens, and a bit of wildlife.

 

Kevin’s designs have appeared in Sunset Magazine, Seattle Met, Better Homes & Gardens, Elle Decor, and Luxe Interiors + Design.

A R C H I T E C T U R E

Residential Architecture

Mountain Retreats

Commercial Design

L I C E N S E

Licensed in the state of Washington and Colorado
NCARB Accredited

D E S I G N | R E V I E W

Suncadia Design Review Committee, Suncadia Community Association, July 2019 – Present
Development Commission Member, City of Issaquah, May 2016 – Present
Design Review Board Member | Design Professional Representative, City of Seattle, March 2014 – March 2016

E D U C A T I O N

University of Colorado at Boulder
Bachelor of Architecture

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dog·trot
/ˈdäɡträt/

noun
1. a gentle easy trot.
2. an open-ended passage that runs through the center of a house, connecting enclosed living spaces.

P U B L I C A T I O N S

Luxe Design + Interiors Pacific Northwest May / June 2020

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In Publications Posted April 27, 2020