Visit the Seattle Architecture Foundation’s 25th Annual Architectural Model Exhibit, “JUNCTION,” at the Center for Architecture and Design. On display now!
JUNCTION is an exhibit hosted by the Seattle Architecture Foundation at the Center for Architecture and Design that features recent work by local architects and designers. Participants will engage with physical models, 2D architectural design, and video content that illuminates projects celebrating reconnection.SDF volunteers will be checking vaccination status at the door, and ask that you remain masked during the duration of this program. Center for Architecture & Design 1010 Western Ave Seattle, WA 98104
Team: Seattle Architecture Foundation: Marina Szende, McKenna Smith, and Renate Raymond

Seattle Architecture Foundation 25th Annual Architectural Model Exhibit | JUNCTION

We are excited to announce!
We have a new branch in Los Angeles, USA. 
During our journey, we have worked for different clients in various countries around the world. We have always existed to expand our activities and work with diverse cultures. 
We believe that this new start will bring inspiration and new perspectives to our projects.

New Branch in USA

Ithaka has always put sustainability as a base of every project.  We were thrilled to participate in NET ZERO CONFERENCE at the Los Angeles Convention Center, on September 15, 2022
Over the last nine years, the Net Zero Conference has brought together those who understand it takes all of us to overcome climate change. 
This year's focus areas are: Carbon + Climate + Equity + ESG + Net Zero + Resilience
World-class speakers from multidisciplinary backgrounds have held our conference stage. 
In his letter, Net Zero Conference founder Drew Shula said: "We know climate action is urgent, and we’re collectively pushing as hard as we can to get off fossil fuels (oil, coal, and natural gas) and create a zero carbon economy. While each of us is making an incredible impact via our day-to-day work, it’s so important for us to come together to share ideas, strategies, and best practices. That collaboration is key to us mitigating climate change enough to avoid exceeding the Paris 1.5°C threshold.
Our goal is for the Net Zero Conference to provide education and connection within our community, make an as little impact as possible on the environment, and advocate for positive social change." 
It was a great opportunity to meet 1,500+ attendees from 53 countries and 45 U.S. states spanning all industries. 
We are looking to the 2023 Net Zero Conference to share even more new ideas on solving climate change issues.