High End Residential Projects
| Sort By Name | End Date |
|---|---|
 Selipsky ResidenceCharter crews will demolish a single family residence in Seattle and construct a new, 6,500 square foot home. |
Active |
 Capitol Hill ResidenceCharter Construction demolished the existing home and built a new, Capitol Hill Residence, incorporating many energy efficient features. |
08/2011 Green |
 Windermere ResidenceCharter Construction recently completed its quickest new residential project to date - the construction of a new 6,500 square foot residential home in just over 12 months. |
08/2011 Green |
 Hill HouseThe Hill House, located in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, is a renovated 1920s house that was completed in three phases. |
06/2011 |
 Faban Point ResidenceThe dramatic cantilevered third floor, wrapped in Alaskan yellow cedar and trimmed in zinc is one of this Mercer Island residence’s most compelling features. |
09/2009 |
 Turtle CoveTurtle Cove incorporates many complex design and engineering technologies such as geothermal heating and cooling systems and photovoltaic systems to supplement energy usage. |
08/2009 Green |
 Concord TowerTo fit extensive, high-end finishes into a limited space with restricted access, Charter crews had to “think small” during this Belltown condominium’s penthouse renovation. |
03/2009 |
 Alana ResidenceThe Alana Residence encompasses 4000 sq. ft. of exposed structural steel, architectural concrete and glass walls. |
08/2008 |
 Feldman-Wagner GarageLocated in West Seattle, this waterfront property required the demolition and replacement of a garage that had been badly damaged by a fallen tree. |
05/2008 |
 NJE Trust ResidenceConstruction of the NJE Trust residence on the eastern shore of Lake Washington involved more than high-end craftsmanship. |
10/2007 |
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Turtle Cove incorporates many complex design and engineering technologies such as geothermal heating and cooling systems and photovoltaic systems to supplement energy usage.
Green