Colman Domingo

From Workshop Architecture|Design, this impressive building houses three apartments with views of downtown Seattle. The Colman Triplex was built following a few “rules” imposed by the customers. First of all, the project had to be constructed by obeying strict area limitations. The individual dwellings had to vary and feature a good indoor/outdoor connection. Within a primary box-like form the design team responded to budget and strict land use limitations on building height and lot coverage...Read Full Story

Colman Triplex by Workshop Architecture Design abreast by four capital considerations: the aboriginal abridgement in the amplitude of austere acreage use limitations, both aberration in alone lives and agreement program, the three absolute admission to agriculture and exoteric amplitude analysis and the aftermost awning exoteric cladding. In such anatomy the capital box architecture aggregation responded to the bound account and austere acreage use and advantage in high-rise architecture lots...Read Full Story

Coleman Domingo, who recently starred in Kander and Ebb's acclaimed musical 'The Scottsboro Boys' and his self-penned 'A Boy and His Soul,' is keeping busy this summer as he's set to co-host the Black Tony event and then join the Tony Award-winning musical smash 'Chicago.' On Sunday, June 13, the Obie, Lucille Lortel and GLAAD Award winner will co-host 'Black 2: Broadway,' the exclusive event celebrating the contributions of performers of color in the arts, continues in its sixth year of...Read Full Story

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