Ted Panton

Background

About Ted Panton

As a Principal at GGLO, Ted is proficient at planning vertical mixed use programs in urban settings and has strong working relationships with a variety of local and national clients. His work as an Architect in this setting has made him a strong advocate of design solutions centered on livability and urbanism. His approach to planning seeks to balance the feasibility, entitlement and place making attributes embedded in every site.He has championed the use of wood technology across a spectrum of infill housing typologies, including the integration of heavy timber and mass timber components. He has developed a hybrid cross laminated timber multi-dwelling module that is being used in several projects and that has been presented in workshops and conferences across the US including the International Mass Timber Conference. His mass timber project work functions within the market-rate paradigm and performs within cost and feasibility. Recent efforts include:• Cadence 21 Multifamily development in Seattle WA which received a building permit in 2021.• The Garden District Phase 1 hybrid DLT mixed use structure, which will submit for building permit application in July 2022.Inspired by design as a positive influence on health and well-being, Ted has collaborated with numerous groups including the New York-based Center for Active Design, which features his project work as case studies. He has served as co-Chair of AIA Seattle’s Mass Timber Task Force and Chair of the Northwest Design Review Board.