page_title: Ralph Anderson (architect)
section_title: New buildings
hierarchical_section_title: Ralph Anderson (architect) / Partial list of buildings / New buildings
caption_attribution_description: English: The Broback Residence, located on a hillside of Medina, Washington, was designed by Seattle architect Ralph Anderson.
context_page_description: Ralph D. Anderson was an American architect from Seattle, Washington. He was a founder of Ralph Anderson and Partners, later Anderson Koch Smith. Although much of his work is modernist, he is also strongly associated with preservationism. He was an early and significant contributor to the restoration of Seattle's Pioneer Square neighborhood, and also participated in restoration projects along First Avenue in the Pike Place Market Historical District in the 1970s.
context_section_description: Dr. Tucker House (1957)
  Jans House (1959)
  McNair House (1961)
  Several buildings at the University of Washington: Friday Harbor Laboratories (1962–1967), San Juan Island 
  Miller House (c. 1963)
  Broback Residence (1964, Medina, Washington)
  Ambaum Medical & Dental Clinic (1965, Seattle)
  Strom House (1965)
  Fisheries Center Addition at the University of Washington (1968, Seattle)
  Grey Gull Hotel (1969, Ocean Shores, Washington)
  Pifer House (1970, Queen Anne Hill)
  Williams House (1970, Evergreen Point, Medina, Washington)
  Three Tree Point House (1971, Burien, Washington)
  Runion House (1972)
  Bellefield Office Park (1972, Bellevue)
  Lamphere House (1973, West Seattle)
  Middleton, Berner & Wood Medical Building (1974, Bellevue)
  Seattle Trust Court (1977, Seattle)
  Marketplace North (1981, Belltown / Pike-Market, Seattle; with Bumgardner Partnership)
  North Capitol Hill Homes (North & South) (1996, Brace Point Partnership)
  Waddington House (1964, Mercer Island)
caption: Broback Residence in Medina, Washington, 1964
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