Tim James Rhodes RA. AIA. Rhodes Architecture + Light Tiny houses are not small, and small houses are not tiny. The tiny house movement,...

Fourteen Recommended Questions for Initial General Contractor Interviews When initially interviewing a general contractor, you will want...

I In collaboration with you and your family an Architect is trained to think about your house in an integrated and systematic way. An...

Successful built projects, those that achieve the desired results for owner and users, result from informed clients working with skilled,...

Your Architect, Your Contractor, and your Building Bidding and Negotiation Hiring a contractor to fit your needs is a crucial part of...

A Point Roberts family home emphasizes fresh air and natural light Seattle Magazine: January 2017 “When Rhodes’ Point Roberts clients...

Seattle Magazine/Northwest Home: January 2008 Best of Home “Rhodes transformed an existing 1954 foundation into marvelous Magnolia...

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: December 27,2005 “Seattle Architects Make Brave Attempts at Designing Affordable Homes” View this project in...

Architect Tim Rhodes makes a West Seattle home with an historic pedigree his own. Northwest Home + Garden: Fall 2003 “Rhodes never...

Honest and Smart, This Gamble Paid Off Seattle Times/ American Institute of Architects: February 2002 AIA Home of the Year Seattle...

Seattle Times Magazine: February 2001 “The Intent: “Most people live in houses built from ‘kit’ plans detailed by the builder,” observes...

Flexible floor plan keeps the options in spec house The Seattle Times: August 13, 2000 “The House: Most architect-designed homes are...

“It was a familiar scenario: Young professional couple wants a stylish home with four bedrooms, garage, home office, great view of local...

“This home is an example of imagination overcoming constraints.” “Because the owners are a young family who like to entertain informally,...