Collaborate. Innovate. Build. Thrive.
At Marisol Architecture, these are our core principles. Thoughtful collaboration between the architect and client results in spaces tailored to your needs, health, well-being, and budget. Our ultimate goal is to bring your vision to life—creating a space where you can truly thrive.
Interested in Passive House?
Passive House design makes a building work for you. Air-tight construction, continuous insulation, high performing doors and windows, thermal bridge reduction, and fresh air that exchanges heat before it leaves the house all contribute to your comfort and lower the amount of energy necessary to heat and cool your home. Utilizing natural building materials and products, we can ensure the air you breathe inside your home isn’t filled with the toxins found in some traditional building materials. Let’s discuss how to turn your project into a reality.
Selected Work Samples
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Small Sample of Projects Completed While at Rowland+Broughton
Skier Chalet - Project Architect
The Outcrop - Sustainability Manager
Pan Abode - Project Architect
Rusty Parrot Lodge - Project Architect
The Resnick Center - Project Architect
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Mt. Baker Base Camp and Research Facility: An American Typology Standard for the European Mountain Hut
Masters of Architecture design and research thesis at the University of Washington, Seattle.
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Sarah Broughton, Founding Principal of Rowland+Broughton
“She [Marisol] has played an active role in educating our team and fostering a culture of environmental responsibility within the firm. Her efforts have contributed to meaningful improvements in our sustainability practices through thoughtful goal setting and implementation. Marisol’s commitment to her work, collaborative approach, and passion for sustainability make her a valuable asset to any team.”
Jami McMannes, Community Office for Resource Efficiency (CORE)
“You [Marisol] are such an incredible asset to the architecture world, and the world overall! You are truly a light…”
