Fieldworks Custom Concrete

Vitus is featured by the Seattle DJC: https://lnkd.in/gi58Q4us "Affordable housing developer Vitus moved into a new headquarters at 2607 Second Ave. in Belltown at the end of 2022. The office is housed in a 25,000-square-foot, 1920s-era heavy timber-and-masonry building that has been completely revitalized, upgraded and is now topped with a 3,000-square-foot penthouse," writes Emma Lapworth, Seattle DJC. Architecture: Graham Baba Architects Contractor:?MRJ Interior Design:?Charlie Hellstern Interior Design Casework / Architectural Metals:?Dovetail General Contractors Concrete:?Fieldworks Custom Concrete Lighting:?SparkLab Lighting Design Stair Light Fixture Design:?Resolute Structural Engineer:?Swenson Say Faget Mechanical Engineer: Ecotope, Inc. Electrical Engineer: Case Engineering, Inc. Landscape:?ABLE Landscape Photos: Kevin Scott, Ross Eckert

Blending Residential and the Workplace in Seattle | Featured by?Work Design Magazine, take a tour of Vitus, a revitalized a 1920s building that includes retail, office space and a penthouse with a waterfront view. https://lnkd.in/gJSxwwwg “The design approach focused on exposing the honesty of the wood and concrete structural materials and infusing art-gallery-like moments to showcase pieces of the owner’s art collection. Design restraint was of utmost importance to emphasize the existing character of the historic building and provide clarity in the interior environment.” Link in bio. Architecture: Graham Baba Architects Contractor:?MRJ Interior Design:?Charlie Hellstern Interior Design Casework / Architectural Metals:?Dovetail General Contractors Concrete:?Fieldworks Custom Concrete Lighting:?SparkLab Lighting Design Stair Light Fixture Design:?Resolute Structural Engineer:?Swenson Say Faget Mechanical Engineer: Ecotope, Inc. Electrical Engineer: Case Engineering, Inc. Landscape:?ABLE Landscape Photos: Kevin Scott

Thank you, Fora Landscape Architects, for having us!

We recently wrapped up our scope on a project with mwworks. The workload consisted of many forms of concrete, from foundation pours to flatwork to highly custom features, including a concrete Ring Beam, 30-foot-tall concrete stacks, and a concrete Seep Wall embedded with cut stones. We sat down with Fieldworks Partner and Superintendent, Rene Cruz Garcia, to talk about the technical aspects, collaboration process, and execution for these bodies of work. Read the latest Field Notes at the link below. https://lnkd.in/gvusKSeh

Field notes from our project in Queen Anne - the foundation and architectural pours for our Skyline project posed a unique set of challenges within the steep-sloping site. Our team moved as a tight, efficient unit while navigating the large-scale pours for the narrow city lot. Read more at the link below. https://lnkd.in/gk6V2qg6