PCAD - Schack and Huntington, Architects

Elevation drawings of the Mines / Oriental Building, AYPE, Seattle, WA, 1909. From University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections Division, U.W. Architect. Accession No. 73-28, Folder 15, Item #ARC0013

Exterior view of the 1st Methodist Episcopal Church #3, Seattle, WA, 2011. From Google Maps/Street View

Exterior view of the 1st Methodist Episcopal Church (center) with the F5 Tower (left and rear), Seattle, WA, 2019. From Google Maps/Street View

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Daniel Riggs Huntington Sr., James Hansen Schack Sr.

Active 1907-1909

Schack and Huntington operated a practice in Seattle, WA. In 1908, the firm had its offices in Room 64 of the Downs Block.

PCAD id: 1729

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
1st Methodist Episcopal Church #3, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1907-1910	Seattle	WA
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE), Foreign Exhibits Building, Seattle, WA	1909
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE), Mines Building, Seattle, WA	1908-1909	Seattle	WA
Arctic Club Building #1, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA	1908-1909	Seattle	WA
De La Mar Apartment Building, Queen Anne, Seattle, WA	1908-1909	Seattle	WA
Hemrich, Andrew, House, Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA	1908-1909	Seattle	WA

Publications

Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, Guide to Architecture in Washington State, 128, 1980. Homes and Gardens of the Pacific Coast, 1: np, 1913. "First Methodist Episcopal Church, Seattle, Wash.", Pacific Builder and Engineer, 08/17/1906. "Cornerstone of New Church Laid", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9, 1908-02-24. Sullivan Jennifer,, "Church demolition protested", Seattle Times, B2, 2006-05-21. Rash, David A., "Schack, Young and Myers", Shaping Seattle Architecture, 156, 1994. Veith, Thomas, "Daniel R. Huntington", Shaping Seattle Architecture, 114-119, 1994. "Detail of Foreign Building Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition", Western Architect, 14: plate following page 6, 1909-07. "Detail of Mines [renamed Oriental] Building, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition", Western Architect, 14: plate following page 6, 1909-07.