Creating lasting works with a meticulous attention to detail and strong connection to place.
Field Report is a bi-coastal architecture and design studio based in Seattle and New England. Led by architects Blake Bethards and Joe Tracy, the firm focuses on custom modern homes, hospitality environments, wineries, creative offices, and adaptive reuse projects across the United States.
The studio’s work emphasizes clear architectural ideas, durable materials, and thoughtful detailing that responds directly to climate, landscape, and context. Field Report provides full architectural services from early concept and feasibility through permitting, construction documentation, and construction administration.
Working throughout the Pacific Northwest, the San Juan Islands, New England, and beyond, the studio frequently navigates complex sites, historic structures, and remote construction conditions. This requires a highly hands-on approach and close collaboration with builders and fabricators.
Working Throughout
Seattle, New England, San Juan Islands, Walla Walla, Bend, Los Angeles, Montana, and beyond.
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Residential Design
Retail Design
Hospitality
Workplace
Interiors
Visualizations
Space Planning
Feasibility
Programming
Procurement
FF&E
Entitlement
Environmental Graphics
To learn more about the services we offer, take a look at our services page.
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Amazon
Arcade Edit
Bellevue Brewing Company
Chef Brian Clevenger / General Harvest Restaurant Group
Chef Maximillian Petty / Eden Hill Hospitality
Dossier Wines
Gentleman Scholar
Kaskade
Market Vineyards
Motion Picture Company
Peak CG
Psyop
Reali Family Vineyards
REI
Rock Paper Scissors
SuitShop
Suncadia Resort
The Mill
Whitehouse Post
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Blake Bethards
Blake, a native of the Pacific Northwest, grew up in Anacortes, a few hours north of Seattle. He earned his Masters of Architecture from UCLA and began his career in Los Angeles, where he worked for several years before moving back to Seattle with his family.
With over 15 years of architectural experience, Blake has been involved in a diverse range of projects, including residential, commercial, and civic works. He has had the privilege of working with reputable firms such as Barton Myers & Associates, Bruce Bolander Architecture, and NBBJ, each of which contributed valuable layers of experience to his architectural approach.
At Field Report, Blake enjoys engaging with clients to help them achieve their project goals, offering a pragmatic approach to problem-solving with a keen eye for detailing and novel design solutions.
Blake is a Registered Architect in Washington State and Texas.
Joe Tracy
Joe grew up in New England. From an early age, in his grandfather's workshop, he learned the importance of craftsmanship and having the right tools for the job. After completing his Masters of Architecture degree at the University of Hartford, his relentless desire to design, build, and learn led him to the Pacific Northwest.
Prior to co-founding Field Report, Joe gained vital professional experience on a wide range of residential, urban, and commercial projects while working at NBBJ. He has helped deliver complex projects to a range of high-profile clients with the highest level of attention to detail and professionalism.
At Field Report, Joe takes pride in fostering a collaborative environment and working closely with contractors and skilled craftspeople to bring clients' visions to life.
Joe is a Registered Architect in Washington State and Rhode Island.
Our Studios
SEATTLE & THE SAN JUAN ISLANDS
Field Report’s primary studio is located in Seattle. The firm also maintains a satellite workspace in Anacortes, supporting projects throughout the San Juan Islands and the broader Pacific Northwest. Many of our projects in this region involve waterfront properties, remote construction sites, and sensitive natural landscapes.
NEW ENGLAND
The firm’s East Coast studio is based in Rhode Island, seamlessly supporting projects throughout the New England region. The office takes on residential, hospitality, and adaptive reuse projects ranging from rural properties to historic urban buildings.