This project implemented a phased approach under a GC/CM contract to repair the membrane, seal and protect the structure from water infiltration, and repair damaged systems and features of the East Campus Plaza. All work was performed while maintaining full access to the adjacent buildings and parking garage.
The Veterans Memorial was developed to honor the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe’s veterans and provide a place for reflection and healing. The Memorial, designed by Nakano Associates and constructed by WA Patriot, features a winding path and dry stream that meander through the site and converge at the Veteran’s Memorial Wall, where a 25’ long by 4’ tall eagle is highlighted. The memorial plaza is slightly elevated, giving visitors a view of Mt. Rainier as the backdrop to the Eagle Memorial Wall. Flagpoles are located behind the memorial wall, and all walls are cast in place concrete, stained black by iron oxide.
This design-build project consisted of design, fabrication, and installation of two miles of modified Normandy barriers. The barrier system provides a continuous passive barrier system to prevent or delay threat vehicles. Major work elements consisted of placement of concrete foundations, fabrication of significant structural steel members, and a substantial volume of field welding.
This project is an Associated General Contractors of WA (AGC) 2014 “Build Washington” award winner for Construction Excellence.
The scope of this project included the demolition and replacement of approximately 90,000 square feet of existing asphalt and concrete surfaces. Driving lanes were extended out 12’’ past the fog lines and existing curb and gutter, and existing utility trenches remained in place in which 24’’ isolation joints were placed around all trench lids. Traffic control and coordination with all parties was crucial in the successful outcome of this project.
This was a design-build project that consisted of replacing the existing grass covered sports fields with synthetic turf for both the multipurpose (soccer / football) and softball fields, and a synthetic shock absorbing, rubberized surface for the existing jogging and running trail.
This design-build project consisted of replacing aging 6’’ AC water lines with 6,800 LF of ductile iron pipe for a new water system. This project also replaced gas mains for 284 dwelling units in Saratoga Heights, approximately 8,400 LF of 4’’ and 2’’ PE pipe. Short runs of new service lines were installed between the new gas main and existing service lines. WA Patriot performed this project in a large family housing development with very little impact to residents.