It's a typical Seattle story: A warehouse in the Denny Triangle will get demolished later this year. Rather than letting the building sit empty until it is no more, a group of collaborators—Julianne Johnson, Arne Pihl, Austin Hicks, Charlie Landefeld, and Colton Dixon Winger—have decided to take over the space one day a month in a giant pop-up project called SERIES 001. For the past few months, the crew has taken apart and put back together the first floor of the building, transforming it into "an experimental concept shop and gallery space." Hosted by personal styling agency Cuniform, everything is for sale inside SERIES 001. Tendrils Green will have a greenhouse for all your plant needs; you can snag pieces from Brian Sanchez, Emily Counts, Akin Olugbade, and Hernan Paganini; perhaps take home some furniture; and peruse the work of over a dozen other artists and designers in the show. Objects range from $25 to $25,000 in price, if you're feeling spendy.  by Jas Keimig