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Work on the new Lake Stevens Library is officially underway after the groundbreaking events with local officials and community members. We’re excited to provide a welcoming and inspiring place for the people of Lake Stevens to gather, study, and learn. For more information about the new Lake Stevens Library, visit the link below: https://lnkd.in/gJFA_HW6 Client: Sno-Isle Libraries Architect: BuildingWork Interior Design: BuildingWork Landscape Architect: Swift Company LLC Civil Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers Structural Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers Mechanical Engineer: The Greenbusch Group Electrical Engineer: TFWB Lighting Designer: Blanca Lighting Design Envelope Consultant: RDH Building Science Acoustic Consultant: SSA Acoustics LLP LEED Consultant: ArchEcology Specifications Consultant: ABI Commissioning Agent: Hamasaki Consulting Engineers Geotechnical Engineer: Shannon & Wilson Wetlands Consultant: Shannon & Wilson

Our Washington Park project is the NAIOP Washington State Historic Renovation of the Year Award Winner. From now until October 3rd, the People’s Choice Award is open for voting. Visit the link to cast your vote: https://lnkd.in/gxEdVf9u Developer: Lake Union Partners and Unico Properties LLC General Contractor: WG Clark Construction Structural Engineer: Coughlin Porter Lundeen Photos: Doug Walker Photography

Last week, we attended the Historic Seattle Awards Gala to celebrate Washington Park’s recognition as the Best Preservation Project. During the event, BuildingWork Partner Kate Weiland, AIA, discussed the design process behind Washington Park and the importance of its preservation, particularly in its reconnection to the waterfront following the removal of Seattle’s viaduct. Originally built as a printing press plant for the Lowman & Hanford Stationery and Printing Company in 1890, the historic Washington Park Building is one of many buildings our team is preserving and transforming in Seattle’s Pioneer Square Preservation District. Along with a full seismic retrofit, our design blends contemporary function with historic architecture, including a penthouse addition with expansive views of the Port of Seattle and Elliott Bay. Thank you, Historic Seattle, for an inspiring night celebrating exceptional projects that preserve and protect Seattle’s built heritage. Developer: Lake Union Partners General Contractor: WG Clark Structural Engineer: Coughlin Porter Lundeen

The new Lake Stevens Library is celebrating a major milestone with a Groundbreaking Ceremony on September 18th at the Chapel Hill property. The Sno-Isle Libraries Community Celebration will follow on September 21st at the temporary library. The new 15,000-square-foot, two-story public library will include surface parking, a public plaza, an outdoor learning area, wetland mitigation, and street frontage improvements. We’re excited to provide a welcoming and inspiring place for the community to gather, study, and learn. Learn more about the groundbreaking events at the link, https://lnkd.in/geFyQQWV Client: Sno-Isle Libraries Architect: BuildingWork Interior Design: BuildingWork Landscape Architect: Swift Company LLC Civil Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers Structural Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers Mechanical Engineer: The Greenbusch Group Electrical Engineer: TFWB Lighting Designer: Blanca Lighting Design Envelope Consultant: RDH Building Science Acoustic Consultant: SSA Acoustics LLP LEED Consultant: ArchEcology Specifications Consultant: ABI Commissioning Agent: Hamasaki Consulting Engineers Geotechnical Engineer: Shannon & Wilson Wetlands Consultant: Shannon & Wilson

Civic design projects are our expertise. Here’s an overview of our unique approach: Public Engagement Processes: We excel in community outreach for public projects. We collaborate with our clients to lead public meetings and presentations that foster constructive dialogue between community members, public agencies, and the design team. Public Agency and Not-For-Profit Clients: We understand that public agencies and not-for-profit institutions have different internal processes compared to private owners. We are flexible and adaptable in our approach to deliverables, scheduling, and decision-making. Limited Budgets: We are meticulous in designing within strict project budgets and work diligently during construction administration to minimize change orders and ensure compliance with contract documents. Public Bid Procurement: We have a successful track record of leading Design-Bid-Build projects for public agencies. Our bid documents are comprehensive, detailed, and clear, and we work effectively with owner’s representatives and general contractors. Learn more about our firm at the link, https://bit.ly/3SyV3iZ Photos: Doug Scott, Ben Benschneider, & Lara Swimmer Photography

BuildingWork Partner, Matt Aalfs, AIA, is speaking at the Adaptive Re-use, Renovation + Repositioning event hosted by the Belden Club Seattle on July 10th. Matt will explore the critical aspects of preserving and enhancing our communities through architectural innovation. The discussion will cover the evolution of projects driven by comprehensive social, cultural, historical, and physical analyses, ensuring alignment with client goals and community needs. Key topics include landmark buildings, code compliance, seismic retrofits, tax credits, design sensitivity, and sustainable design. Find event information at the link, https://lnkd.in/gER5ZMpm

We’re pleased to announce that our Washington Park project received the 2024 Best Preservation Project Award from Historic Seattle. This prestigious honor celebrates the rehabilitation, restoration, and adaptive reuse of historic properties in the Puget Sound region that adhere to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. Originally built in 1890 as a printing press plant, Washington Park is now revitalized with contemporary functionality and carefully preserved architecture. To maintain the building's historic facade, we set back the new rooftop penthouse, which features sliding glass walls and panoramic views of Puget Sound, from the street. In line with the Federal Historic Tax Credit program, we rehabilitated the original wood windows and replicated the building’s decorative cornice, lost in the 1949 earthquake. Additionally, we completed a comprehensive seismic retrofit, adding steel braced frames, concrete shear walls, and new mezzanines for additional tenant space and mid-floor support for the unreinforced masonry walls. Thank you for the recognition, Historic Seattle! It is a privilege to contribute to the revitalization of Pioneer Square and to preserve the rich history of Washington Park for years to come. Learn more at the link, https://lnkd.in/gDBTsnzp Developer: Lake Union Partners and Unico Properties LLC General Contractor: WG Clark Construction Structural Engineer: CPL Inc. Photos: Doug Walker Photography