This document provides an overview of Ken Jensen's architectural firm ArchiViable and its objectives, experience, and representative projects. The firm aims to provide comprehensive architectural concept design services to explore client and site needs and create viable design configurations. Ken Jensen has over 30 years of experience in mixed-use, residential, hospitality, office, and educational projects. Representative past projects include mixed-use towers, hotels, office buildings, and schools.

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11532 Fourth Avenue Northwest, ken.jensen@archiviable.com
Seattle, Washington 98177 Ken R. Jensen, Architect 206-335-7311
Objectives
Configure ArchiViable to serve Urban Developers as a specialist Architectural Viability Concept Design firm which will initiate
successful urban developments by providing comprehensive and creative architectural concept design services to:
 Explore Client Program Aspirations - uses, strategies, structures, priorities, scales, schedules, quantities, and qualities;
Specific Site Inspirations - location, proximity, survey, dimensions, topography, geology, hydrology, infrastructure,
easements, access, exposures, orientations, views, existing and future contexts;
Applicable Jurisdictional Regulations - zoning, neighborhood, building, fire, energy, transportation, and environmental;
 Synthesize these design determinants by integrating their likely relationships into lively configurations which provide optimally
advantageous synergies of sustainable orientations and proportions, appropriate community and privacy resolutions, and
attractively vibrant compositions - to create architecturally viable design concepts;
 Report the design determinants in descriptive summaries, the conceptual configurations in depictive graphics, and the resulting
yields in informative spreadsheets - to expediently predict comprehensive, qualitative, and quantitative development potentials.
 Present the viable conceptual configurations to jurisdictional authorities - to confirm compliances and begin the permit process.
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Architectural Profile
Experience: More than thirty years of selectively varied architectural experiences with busy reputable firms and excellent clients.
Eight years of recent specialist design credentials of creating more than 140 feasibility concept designs for urban infill low-rise,
mid-rise & high-rise residential and residential mixed-use projects are supported by more than 22 years of relevant proficiencies
with the following core typologies and professional phases. Many projects, which are listed below, have earned recognitions.
Core Typologies: Mixed-Use Multifamily Residential, Retail, Office - low, mid and high-rise buildings, villages, and developments
Hospitality – low-rise, mid-rise and high-rise boutique, destination resort, business, conference, and hybrid hotels
Office - single-use low-rise, mid-rise and high-rise buildings, corporate headquarters, and campuses
Educational - low-rise K-12 public schools, public university buildings, and a private College of Law
Professional Phases: Major - SP Site Planning; FCD Feasibility Concept Design; SD Schematic Design; DD Design Development
Minor - CD Construction Documents; BN Bid Negotiation; and CA Construction Administration
Competition Wins: Qwest Field North Lot Development, Seattle, Wa; King County RFQ # 206-05RLD; Weber Thompson, Seattle
Expo 62, (Axis) Second and John Street, Seattle, Wa; Seattle Center Lot 4 Development; WT
Red Lion Conference Hotel, Glendale Ca; Glendale Redevelopment Agency; Corbin Yamafuji Partners, Irvine
Awards: Gold Nugget-Merit Award: A 480 key Destination Resort/Convention Hotel, Wailea, Maui, Hi; CYP
Restaurant/Hotel Design International, Design Award: 300 key resort / convention hotel, Coronado, Ca; MDWF, San Diego
Publications: Seattle Times & PI, Seattle DJC, Puget Sound Business Journal: Qwest Field North Lot Development; WT
World Architecture Magazine, # 33: Article featuring projects with my contributions including a 4.2 million sf mixed-
use development; two 250,000 sf corporate office buildings, and a 300,000 sf corporate office campus; Callison, Seattle
Credentials: State of Washington Architectural License,
Broadview Community Council - Neighborhood Planning Committee, Bitterlake HUV Implementation, 1997
“Design with the UBC” University of Washington, Department of Architecture, Professional Development Class, 1990
Bachelor of Architecture, Iowa State University, College of Design, 1981
Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, Iowa State University, College of Engineering, 1979
Three additional years of undergraduate hands-on construction experience with various Type I, II, IV, and V buildings

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Representative Architectural Projects
Mixed-Use Residential, Retail, Office Projects
North Lot Development - Qwest Field, Seattle, King County Competition Win. Two 120’ tall and two 70’ tall residential towers with 956
residential units, a grocery and retail shops above and around a 4 story 1,000 stall above-grade parking garage; FCD; WT
Expo 62 (Axis) 2nd Ave N & John St, Seattle, Municipal Competition Win, 129 units, 13,600 sf live/work, 230 stall garage; FCD; WT
1521 Second Ave & 1520 First Ave, Seattle, Initial Feasibility Concept Design for Seattle’s first 400’ tall residential tower; FCD; WT
Condo: 36 stories with 417 units, 30,000 sf retail, 48,000 sf Monorail Station
Hotel: 18 stories with 272 guestrooms, 500 stall garage for both uses
Cascadia Center for Sustainable Design and Construction, 1501 East Madison Street, Seattle, 6 stories, 52,000 sf, FCD; WT
has become the Bullitt Foundation’s Living Building Challenge project by Miller Hull.
Art Stable, 516 Yale Ave North, Seattle, 7 stories, 6 full-floor Live / Work Artist Loft units; FCD, WT
has become Residential Architect magazine’s Project of the Year 2011, by Olson Kundig.
1907 2nd Ave, Seattle, 41 stories, 440’ tall, 330 condos, 4,700 sf retail, 408 stall garage; FCD; WT
Eighth & Lenora St - Seattle, 41 stories, 440’ tall, 340 condos, 3,000 sf retail, 413 stall garage; FCD; WT
Ninth & Lenora St – Seattle, 40 stories, 440’ tall, 404 condos, 12.600 sf retail, 410 stall garage; FCD; WT
AVA Tower - 802 Pine St, Seattle, 48 story, 260 condos, 138 hotel rooms, 4,500 sf conference area, 450 stall garage; FCD; WT
Icon Tower - 600 Wall St, Seattle, 43 stories, 440’ tall, tiny triangular site, 273 units, 3,500 sf retail, 320 stall garage; FCD; WT
Denny Center - Denny Way & Fairview Ave, Seattle, 440’ tall, 40 stories, 360 units, 14,000 sf retail, 490 stall garage; FCD; WT
1800 Terry Ave - (at Howell St), Seattle, 440’ tall, 39 stories, 384 units, 9,000 sf retail, 438 stall garage; FCD; WT
Boulevard - 355 Kirkland Ave, (on Peter Kirk Park) Kirkland, 4 stories, 175 units, 9,000 sf retail, 2 courtyards, 330 stall garage; FCD; WT
Red 160 - Redmond Way at Cleveland St, Redmond, 273 units, 15,000 sf retail, 370 stall garage; FCD; WT
West Seattle Junction - Alaska St at California Ave, 2 buildings, 233 units, 33,000 sf retail, 360 stall garage; FCD; WT
N 94th St & Stone Ave N, Seattle, 2 buildings, 6 stories, 439 units, 9,000 sf retail, 440 stall garage; FCD; WT
Penterra Plaza - Denver Technology Center, 24 stories, 264 condos in 1,110,000 sf; a 7 story, 90,000 sf office building; 40,000 sf retail
shops and restaurants in the plaza level, 1,000 stall 3 level below-grade garage; DD; WT
Beijing International City – Beijing, China, 2 square blocks, 4.1 million sf, a 65 story and a 23 story office tower, a 48 story residential
tower with 700 units, a 9 story retail mall, 4 story below grade parking garage; SD; Callison
Glades Landing, Boca Raton, Fl, 78 acres in 2 counties, 17 office buildings with 486,000 sf, 236 residential units, 14,000 sf retail, two
restaurants, 900 surface stalls, lakes, roads, and landscaped pedestrian plazas; FCD & SD; CYP
Centennial Square, Oklahoma City, a 2 story, 4 anchor mall with 850,000 sf, two 13 story, 250,000 sf office towers, a 13 level 240
guestroom hotel, all above a 4,800 stall 2 story below grade garage; SD; Urban Design Group
Mt Zion Heights Senior Housing, 20th Ave & Madison St, Seattle, 7 levels, 64 units, 2 story parking garage; DD & CD; Streeter Assoc.
Little Town Main Street, Littleton, Co, 3 levels, 40,000 sf office above retail and restaurant, 3 story atrium; SD, DD & CD; UDG
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Hospitality Projects
Red Lion Inn Conference Hotel (re-flagged as Hilton LA / N. Glendale), 100 West Glenoaks Blvd Glendale, Ca, Redevelopment Agency
Competition Win, 15 stories, 350 guestrooms, 16,500 sf conference space, restaurants, health spa, and rooftop pool; SD & DD; CYP
Grand Champions Resort Hotel, 3500 Wailea Alanui Dr, Wailea-Makena, Maui, Hi, Gold Nugget Award, Pacific Ocean-front resort hotel,
480 suites, 7 stories, 31,000 sf conference space, 3 restaurants, parking garage; SD & DD; CYP
Winter Park Hilton, Winter Park Co, Ski area hotel, 6 stories, 300 suites, convention room, tennis courts, 220 stalls; SD & DD; UDG
Le Meridien Coronado Hotel (re-flagged as Marriott Coronado Island Resort) 2 nd & Glorietta Blvd, Coronado Island, Ca, Design Award –
1989 Hotel Design International Magazine, San Diego Bay-front hotel/conference center on 16 acres, 3 stories, 300 guestrooms, 14,000 sf
conference space, 3 swimming pools, a health spa, 6 tennis courts, parking garage; SD & DD; MDWF
SeaTac Airport Hilton Hotel, S.176th & SR 99, Seatac, Wa, 5 stories, 396 guestrooms, 40,000 sf conference space; SD & DD; HNTB
Marriott Courtyard Silicon Valley, 34905 Newark Blvd, Newark, Ca, First “Courtyard 2000 Prototype”, 4,300 sf conference space, 181
guestrooms on 6 levels, two-story lounge, restaurant, pool, spa, fitness center; SD & DD; Johnson Braund Design Group
Office Projects:
Colman Center, 810 Western Ave, Seattle, Wa, A full-block 24,000 sf site beside the Colman Ferry Dock pedestrian bridge with 12 levels,
185,000 sf office, and 3 levels of below grade parking garage; SD; WT
35th & Evanston, N 35th St & Evanston Ave N, Fremont, Seattle, Wa, A corner site with 40,000 sf of terraced office space on 4 levels
above 7,000 sf retail on grade over 95 stalls on 2 level garage; SD; WT
Microsoft Corporate Headquarters, NE 30th St & 157th Place NE, Redmond, Wa, Buildings 26 & 27, Two 250,000 sf programmers’ office
buildings, restaurants, and parking garages; DD & CD; Callison
One Civic Center Plaza, 1560 Broadway, Denver, Co, One square block, 22 story, 610,000 sf, office building, above the RTA Civic Center
Transit Station at the end of the 16th Street Mall, across from Civic Center Park and the Colorado State Capitol Building; DD & CD; HOK
Educational Projects
University of Denver, College of Law, 7150 Montview Boulevard, (Currently the Johnson and Wales University Academic Center
Building) 148,000 sf mixed-use building with a 2 story 56,000 sf library, a 3 story faculty office atrium wing, a 2 story classroom wing with
10 lecture classrooms and a 600 seat lecture auditorium; SD, DD & CD; HOK
Coupeville Middle/High School, S Main St & SE Terry Road, Coupeville, Whidbey Island, Wa, A 35,000 sf middle school with a
commons with operable panel partitions and telescoping theater seating, that transforms into an auditorium; a stage, music room, art
rooms, a library, nine classrooms, and two science labs, SD, DD & CD; Cummings Associates
Lakeridge Elementary School, Renton School District, 7400 S 115th Street, Seattle, Wa, A 49,000 sf facility, including 16 classrooms,
gymnasium, commons/auditorium, stage, music room, kitchen, library, computer rooms, kindergartens, administration offices, special
education suite, SD, DD & CD; CA
Bainbridge High School, NE High School Road, Bainbridge Island, Wa, Music building with 60-seat band room, office, and practice
rooms; interior renovation of a 300-seat auditorium, art studios, and technology shops; SD, DD & CD; Mahlum
Lister Elementary School, 2106 E 44th St, Tacoma, Wa, 73,000 sf, 2 story, 29 classrooms, 390 students SD, DD & CD; SA
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