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Platform MIDDLE: Architecture for Housing the 99%

Presented by: Johanna Hurme | Architect and Co-founder, 5468796 Architecture Inc.

AIA/CES (HSW) Learning Units: 1.5 Hours

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Course release date: August 2025

In this course, part of a 5-course series filmed live at AIA Seattle’s 2025 Housing Forum, Johanna Hurme of 5468796 Architecture explores strategies for providing affordable multi-family housing based on their publication "platform.MIDDLE: Architecture for Housing the 99%." Johanna confronts challenges being faced by architects, builders, developers, and policymakers in their efforts to address housing supply gaps. Johanna expands on 5468796’s approach to the architect’s role in challenging contexts, intersecting with politics, economics, civic governance, social activism and other forms of cultural and scholarly research. In a fast-paced tour of some of her firm's projects, Johanna elaborates on a series of design and planning strategies for filling social housing needs.

This course is presented by Johanna Hurme, Architect, Co-Founder | 5468796 Architecture Inc.


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The housing landscape is constantly evolving—driven by new policies, shifting urban needs, and the complexities of implementation—especially following recent legislative updates and the proposed One Seattle Plan.

Transformative Housing: From Policy to Practice examines housing opportunities for creating a future of abundant, high-quality, diverse, and sustainable housing options in Seattle and beyond. Through deep dives into missing middle housing, homeownership, transit-oriented development, and social housing, this year’s forum takes a critical yet hopeful look at what’s working, what’s not, and what’s next for housing policy and design.

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