Hi there! My name is Amanda Hosmer. I was born and raised in Spokane, WA, and after a brief stay in Seattle to get my BA in Architectural Design and French at the University of Washington, I’m back in my hometown.

I believe that architecture should work with the site and the surrounding contexts to create a space within a landscape rather than simply on top of it that serves the client, but also the environment and community around it.

Awards and Achievements:

• Work featured on UW Architecture Undergraduate Student Work Archive for Autumn 2020 and Winter 2021

• Studio work featured UW Architecture End of the Year Show 2021

• Member of Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society (UW College of Built Environ-ment Chapter)

• UW Dean’s List Recipient for every academic quarter of undergraduate degree

• 2021 Dean’s Medal Nominee in Humanities (French)

• Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Achievement Scholar (2017-2021)

I have been interested in architectural design ever since I was a child, when my dad and mom designed our unique home with Copeland Architecture & Construction. I would fawn over and play with this old matboard study model of that home when I was little.