Entries by 2atara

A Flying Garage

November 11, 2019 in , /by

The renovation of a 1960’s rambler kicked off with a large stand-alone garage being picked up by a giant crane and relocated onto its new pad attached to the home. With a significant amount of site infill two courtyards will be created and 75 sf of deck added. Watch the short video clip here.

2atara Sponsors the Annual Harvest Fair

September 12, 2019 in , /by

2atara is a proud corporate sponsor of the upcoming annual Bainbridge Island Harvest Festival on September 22nd. The fair is a celebration of local farming and community and draws several thousand guests of all ages to historic Johnson Farm each year.  Enjoy family friendly activities like cider pressing and carriage rides, and meet the farmers […]

Modular Home Excitement Part 3.

December 27, 2017 in , /by

After a very long journey over snowy mountain passes and across an ocean sound, 2atara’s modular home flew through the air and landed in its final resting place Friday afternoon.      

Modular Living Floats to Bainbridge Island

December 23, 2017 in , /by

Thank you to the Kitsap Sun for this fantastic article on our modular home. MODULAR LIVING FLOATS TO BAINBRIDGE ISLAND The homes are built inside a factory, so they’re constructed out of the elements and are sealed up and made weather-resistant before they head outside, said Craden Henderson, owner of 2atara, the Bainbridge design company […]

Modular Home Excitement Part 2.

December 21, 2017 in , /by

Bright and early on this winter solstice morning, or perhaps more accurately dark and cold, 2atara’s modular home took the 35 minute ferry ride from downtown Seattle to Bainbridge Island.  It was a snug fit to be sure.  Cranes tomorrow!      

Modular Home Excitement!

December 20, 2017 in , /by

This Thursday morning (December 21st) 2atara Design Build will be bringing a sustainably designed modern modular home (built in Idaho) onto the Island via the Seattle/Bainbridge 5.30am ferry — hope it fits!  It will be in two massive 70ft pieces that will be craned into place at their new home on Lofgren Road.