Georgetown Artist Collective introduces a micro-arts district, featuring individual live/work/show units tailored for selected artists, aimed at influencing and inspiring the local art community of Georgetown, one of Seattle’s fastest-developing neighborhoods. This unit’s chosen artist is a surfboard shaper, who uses precise craftsmanship to transform foam blocks into functional surfboards. The unit’s design seeks to harmonize human interaction with nature through the strategic shaping of light within each space and the incorporation of water in the central courtyard. This concept was inspired by a surfboard shaper's intrinsic connection to nature, developed through the artistry of board shaping and the relationship with the ocean. The unit includes a detached workspace, a water-filled courtyard, a first-floor gallery, and a second-floor living area for the artist.