Last week, we celebrated the completion of the Newhouse Building Replacement, a significant addition to Washington’s Capitol Campus.
The project pays homage to the campus’s neo-classical architectural heritage while integrating modern design and sustainable practices. Designed to honor its 90-year history, the Newhouse Building Replacement incorporates contemporary functionality, including senate suites, public meeting rooms, classrooms for civic education, and flexible spaces to support collaboration and community use. Thank you to the many stakeholders, preservationists, and community members whose input shaped this project and our project team and client for bringing it to fruition.
Miller Hull team (left to right, top to bottom): Claire Fontaine, Olivia Backer, AIA, Alex Dallas, Japneet Pahwa, Nick Clesi, AIA, Alex Wolfrum, AIA, Tahmina Arjona, NCIDQ, Steve Doub, AIA, Jennifer Stormont, AIA, NCIDQ, IIDA, LEED AP, Ron Rochon, FAIA, and Cristine Traber, AIA.
Client: Washington State Department of Enterprise Services
Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership, LLP
Contractor: Hoffman Construction Company
Structural Engineer: Lund Opsahl
Civil Engineer: Reid Middleton
MEP Engineer: PAE
Landscape Architect: Murase Associates
Envelope : 4EA Building Science
Security: Hohbach-Lewin Structural and Civil Engineers
Lighting Designer: Dark Light Design
Signage: Mayer/Reed, Inc.
Vertical Transportation: The Greenbusch Group
Transportation: Heffron Transportation, Inc.
Acoustics: BRC Acoustics and Technology Consulting
Building Code: Pielow Consulting
Cost Estimating: JMB Consulting
Historic Preservation: BuildingWork
