Congratulations, Ulysses! Ulysses knew he wanted to pursue Architecture as soon as he enrolled in his first Architecture Design class in High School. As a kid he enjoyed drawing, playing with Legos and building Forts with his childhood friends and two younger brothers. Ulysses took Architecture classes all 4 years in High School and became passionate about the field and the idea of seeing his designs become reality. One of the very first designs that

Congratulations, Clover! Clover is our January staff feature and quite fitting as she just celebrated her sixth anniversary with team Magellan! Clover is a woman who wears many hats–and always with a smile. She is happily married to her husband Steve (almost 20 years, at that!) and together they share a three-sport athlete son, Bradley (11). Clover is busy, both at work and outside. Her hobbies are plentiful such as snowmobiling, vintage car racing her

                 Often, we interior designers learn from collective consensus regarding future trends in design. However, frequently these trends are recycled, or not conclusive to the current mindset of many of our clients. We’re all interested in selecting well shot photos and beautifully staged homes, so it can become difficult to digest the images when they are lacking content. It can make it hard to stay inspired, too. Fear not; there is content to be

SEATTLE’S MINORITY AND SMALL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE ORDER.   By Kirsten Hansen                                                                                                   December 12, 2018   Marketing & Business Development        Some backstory is necessary for a blog post such as this. You see, Magellan Architects was founded by Pedro Castro, an immigrant from Brazil. His company understands not only what it means to start a small business in America, but to start a small business as a minority immigrant in America. Pedro as

Texas born, Gale has a deep love for longhorns, yellow roses, and blue bonnets. While much of her childhood was spent in Belem, Brazil, the south will always be in her blood. She says there are many beautiful places, but the Dallas Skyline will always hold a special spot in her heart. Thinking back, she was always a little particular about organization. If an item didn’t have a place, she didn’t need it. While friends