Campus Seattle, which opens in 2025, aims to create a one-of-a-kind anchor point for the active/outdoor lifestyle.

Five-story, 120,000 SF mass timber mixed-use building, featuring 113,000 SF of office space and 7,000 SF of ground-floor retail, located in Fremont.

Part of Campus Seattle, this re-imagined warehouse building is home to Seattle Bouldering Project.

Part of Campus Seattle, The Fremont Collective is one of eP's earliest projects and one of the first to plant a flag on the southern end of Stone Way.

One of the newest mix use buildings in Fremont, this 3-story timber framed structure offers clean lines and modern amenities.

evo Hotel Salt Lake provides easy access to Utah's Wasatch Mountain Range, renowned for world-class outdoor recreation.

Located along the shores of Lake Tahoe, a mecca for year-round adventure, this hotel is an outdoor cultural hub.

A 100 year old Firehouse reimagined as a gathering place for community and engagement at Snoqualmie Pass.

Opened in 2014, this commercial building was one of the first steps in our ever evolving enhancement of the Snoqualmie Pass community.

Together, with some of the best architects and home builders in the country we are now the top producing home builder at Snoqualmie Pass.

Located just a few blocks north of the main Seattle Boulder Project location in Fremont is a sneaky second gym called Upper Walls.

Originally constructed in 1927 as an auto shop, and completely restored to offer nearly 13,000 SF of retail space for evo’s flagship Denver store.

Situated on the south end of Ballard Ave, an early 1900’s brick building whose major renovation was completed in 2010.

One of the few older buildings that has been resurrected and will continue to provide a soulful oasis amongst the new construction on Stone Way.

Originally built in 1908 this is one of our renovations in the heart of one of Seattle’s most historic, unique and passionate downtown neighborhoods.

Once a non-descript, tilt-up concrete warehouse transformed into an evo’s originally store which opened in 2005.

Originally remodeled building that was considered a tear down, this site is now home to Cedar Speedster.