Throughout history, times of crisis forced humanity to adapt, whether it be natural, political, or financial. Post-war European countries gave birth to rebellious movements in the sixties, translating into prolific art and architecture movements that investigated society and its issues. Today, after more than a year of battling with the CoVid-19 pandemic, mankind has adapted once again to a critical situation that has affected the whole world. Nature’s revenge on humankind made us create new spaces and new ways of experiencing these spaces. Thanks to technological advancements, many have been able to readjust to life in lockdown; in the context of Seattle, tech has impacted everyday life for its citizens in the past eight years.