GO’C studio

321 3rd Ave S #201, Seattle, WA 98104, Stati Uniti

GO'C Studio, based in Seattle

GO'C Studio is an innovative and award-winning architecture and design firm, founded in 2012 by Jon Gentry and Aimée O'Carroll.
The diverse international experience of the founding partners brings a creative vision to each project.
The studio's work is guided by the uniqueness of the projects and a careful exploration of their defining characteristics.

Each project evolves through close relationships with clients, artists, and craftsmen.

These connections within the design community foster an interdisciplinary and collaborative process. Architecture is strengthened by these relationships, rooted in a deep consideration of the surrounding environment, materials, and craftsmanship, resulting in authentic and tactile buildings. The resulting projects maintain their individuality while retaining a coherent thread as a body of work. The completed works act as partners to their community and site, creating lasting human environments and experiences that enrich the cultural landscape.

PROJECTS

Tasting wine in the cellar, the new COR Cellars room in Columbia

In the heart of the Columbia Gorge, in the United States, amidst breathtaking views of sculpted mountains, an old existing shed that housed the Winery is joined by a new structure that welcomes visitors for tastings of their own production wines: the COR Cellars room.

Do you know the floating sauna wa_sauna? Discover everything about the project

The wa_sauna structure, designed by goCstudio, combines a love for water and relaxation. The extravagant idea is that the structure floats on the placid waters of the lakes of Seattle.

Wine tasting lounge and wine garden Alton Wines: a design that is sensitive to the natural landscape in Washington's countryside

Focusing on the surrounding vistas, GO'C Studio's architecture for the new winery at Alton Wines, just outside Walla Walla, acts as a frame that brings the landscape closer, more in focus, making it a key part of the visitor experience

Transformation of a commercial space in Seattle. Photography studio with a sleeping area

A commercial unit located in Seattle's Belltown district was transformed by goCstudio into a workspace with two main functions: photo studio and sleeping area, which could also be used as a weekend meeting place

Open plan workspace. Strong material palette of ebony-stained plywood defines the environment

Substantial's new workspace is located in a 100-year-old building, and architectural studio goCstudio was brought in to redesign an entire floor that would be able to adapt and meet the company's growing needs