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12/01/2025

Pose with our lantern, tag and follow us for a chance to win $350 in CID gift cards in December.

11/26/2025

11/26/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours. Safe travels.

02/15/2025

Our team celebrated the topping out. And a special appreance from . More affordable housing and a community center. In calibration with the team

08/02/2024

One-hundred-fourteen new and affordable homes are serving the Yesler Terrace neighborhood in Seattle!

Our team is proud to have served as the GC- transforming this site into Sawara - a vibrant new affordable community designed to accommodate a broad range of households from individuals to families with a diverse mix of one- to four-bedroom units.

Sawara provides wraparound services including an adjacent community pocket park, a central courtyard with integrated play areas, and common spaces throughout, including a library, built for connection for our neighbors to thrive.

Photos from Spring 2024
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07/12/2024

Congratulations to Alex Nguyen and celebrating 10 years at Marpac! Alex is one of our hard working Project Managers who creates a cohesive project team through expert team building.

Coming from an Architectural background, Alex joined Marpac as a Project Engineer. Through training and gaining experience with Marpac on several multi family and mixed use projects, including the Denise Louie Education Center at 13th and Fir and the Rise at 19th, Alex is now leading the work as Project Manager on the Vietnamese Martyrs Parish project.

Thank you Alex for your years of hard work and dedication!
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06/15/2024

It’s a great day to help save parts of our community. 🦁 🦁

05/29/2024

Closing out with a first of its kind project completed in 2021, the Filipino Community Village. The Filipino Community Village provides 5 stories of 95 affordable housing units for seniors, STEAM learning spaces, and multi-purpose community areas for childcare, health screenings, and community meetings.

For over 80 years, the Filipino Community of Seattle has served thousands of Filipino Americans and other immigrants. They are one of the longest-standing and impactful people of color-led organizations in Seattle and the nation. FCS provides affordable housing, seniors services, youth development and STEM programs, arts and culture programs, and basic needs programs.

Marpac is proud to continually build and support community led and directed development that invests in the future of AANHPI Communities.
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Owner: Filipino Community of Seattle
Architect: Rolluda Architects Inc.

📸: (2nd slide, top left and bottom right) Filipino Community of Seattle

05/22/2024

Completing in 2022, the Buddha Jewel Monastery renovation included renovating a former church building into a temple and learning center through adding meditation classrooms, a commercial kitchen, raising the roof, and installing an elevator.

Offering free meditation classes in both Chinese and English, vegetarian cooking classes, and meditation retreats, the Buddha Jewel Monastery aims to serve the greater Seattle area through promoting mutual understanding and social harmony,

Marpac is proud to continually build and support community led and directed development that invests in the future of AANHPI Communities.
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Owner: 佛寶居士林 Buddha Jewel Monastery Sangha
Architect: Pacific Design Group

📸: (2nd slide, top left) Buddha Jewel Monastery

05/15/2024

New renovations completed in 2023 and 2024, Eastern Hotel and NP Hotel are both historically significant buildings in the CID. Renovations included seismic, elevator, and energy updates, commercial renovation of Maneki restaurant, and completing new finishes in all 47 affordable units in Eastern Hotel and 62 affordable units in NP Hotel.

Built in 1914, NP Hotel originally contained 130 single rooms and 2 street level storefronts. An anchor in the neighborhood, the NP hotel was a popular stopping point for Asian immigrants arriving by rail in Seattle.

Built between 1909-1911, the Eastern Hotel played an important social role within the CID Community and housed a series of Seattle’s Chinese and Japanese retail businesses and Filipino cannery workers.

Marpac is proud to continually build and support community led and directed development that invests in the future of the CID and Asian American Communities.
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Owner: InterIm Community Development Association
Architect: Rolluda Architects Inc.

📸: (2nd slide top left) Keio University baseball team in front of the Northern Pacific Hotel, 1928. Photo by Jackson Studio via the Wing Luke Museum
📸: (2nd slide bottom right) Eastern Hotel, ca. 1936, Courtesy Puget Sound Regional Archives (Plat B-49 L2)

05/08/2024

Completing major renovations in 2008, The Wing Luke Museum renovation included 3 floors of contemporary galleries, a structural steel seismic system, and restoring portions of the existing structure to serve as historic immersion tours.

Established in 1967, The Wing Luke Museum is an art and history museum that focuses on the culture, art and history of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders through community-driven exhibitions and programs. The museum also serves as an economic anchor for CID small businesses, sharing the layers of history and significance of these local places.

Marpac is proud to continually build and support community led and directed development that invests in the future of the CID and AANHPI Communities.
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Owner: Wing Luke Museum
Architect: Olson Kundig Architects

📸: (2nd slide, all photos) Wing Luke Museum