Projects

Korum Lincoln Vitrine

WA Patriot partnered with Korum Automotive Group, BOE architects pllc, and Fordland to demolish an existing Korum building and replace it with a new 10,000 square foot Lincoln Vitrine showroom. This project features high-end finishes, a service bay, and a large glass storefront that displays the Lincoln vehicles inside. The project expanded the used car sales building into a new, expanded dealership with a service reception center. The larger showroom was designed to represent the luxury Lincoln brand with high quality finishes and exceptional workmanship.

Madigan North-5 Psychiatric Patient Unit Renovation

This design-build project involved the repair and renovation of a 14,000 square foot psychiatric patient care unit. Scope included patient care room renovations, improved safety of staff work areas, floor and ceiling refreshes and the addition of behavioral health specific finishes and hardware throughout the floor. Work also included improvements to the nurse call, fire alarm, access control and security systems within the patient care area, which greatly improved the overall standard of care in the unit as well as staff and patient safety.

This project earned a 2022 AGC of WA “Build Washington” award for Construction Excellence.

KWA Office Renovation

The scope of this design-build project involved the transformation of a four-story 1980’s era building into the administrative headquarters for KWA, a non-profit social service agency. Three floors of office space were renovated in Phase I, and Phase II constructed a Lifelong Learning Center in the basement of the building, which opened in April 2022.

Gig Harbor Peninsula FISH Food Bank and Community Services

The new home of the Gig Harbor Peninsula FISH Food Bank opened this summer at 4303 Burnham Drive in Gig Harbor. The 11,600 square foot facility replaces the space previously rented from the Eagles Building in Gig Harbor that was way too small to meet the needs of the community. The new facility provides FISH with much needed space for more grocery shopping, a separate area for clothing and household items, space for private client meetings and ample warehouse space for food and other items as well as large walk-in coolers and freezers. The facility also includes a reception and waiting area along with offices for the staff. Outside their facility is a new underground storm detention vault, expanded parking, a green space, secure covered loading dock facilities, and a separate firewood storage area. The building structure has been constructed to LEED Silver standards and will support the client’s mission for many years to come.

GHP FISH Food Bank & Community Services serves 11 zip codes across the Key Peninsula. In addition to food and clothing, they provide educational support and access to many other community resources.

 

 

 

 

2501 N. Alder Street Legal Offices

This project provided renovations to an existing 5,400 SF, 1930’s-era brick building located in a residential area of Tacoma. The objective was to convert the building from a neighborhood food market to shared legal offices while preserving its architectural character, which our team was able to accomplish through partnering with owner, designers, subcontractors and the surrounding community. Project scope included complete interior demolition, structural upgrades, exterior envelope upgrades, new interior buildout, finishes, and all new bidder-designed mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.

This project earned a 2022 AGC of WA “Build Washington” award for Construction Excellence.

East Plaza Garage Repairs Phase 5B

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.

 

Tool Gauge Expansion

The Tool Gauge Expansion project involved a 2 phase approach to allow their existing facility to remain fully operational while we built the new plastics building. Phase 1 was a 62,000 square foot single story concrete tilt-up structure with manufacturing and warehouse functions. Phase 2 was a 17,000 square foot single story with partial 2nd floor mezzanine insulated metal wall panel building shell with office, manufacturing and paint booth areas.

 

12th Street Storage

This project included construction of a 127,000 square foot, 4 story heated self storage facility that includes 1100 units and 2 elevators. The project involved 100,000 sf, 3-story shotcrete retaining wall with soil nails and design-build fire protection, electrical, HVAC and plumbing systems.

2801 Pacific Ave. Seismic Upgrades/Tenant Improvements

This project involved seismic upgrades to an existing 7,800 sf warehouse as well as construction of a new 2,037 sf canopy. The remodel project provided a much-needed facelift for the vastly growing community while blending into the City of Tacoma atmosphere. As the tenant, MacDonald Miller chose to have WA Patriot also perform the Tenant Improvement scope of work, which was added while WA Patriot performed the seismic upgrades.

Boeing 3-800 Cafe Refresh

This project consisted of renovations to more than 10,000 SF of space in Bldg. 3-800 Cafeteria at Boeing Field in Seattle. Scope of work involved demolition of the existing cafeteria and adjacent spaces and construction of a new larger Cafe that included a full commercial kitchen, multiple food station cafeteria, soft seating area, all new mechanical, fire sprinkler, and electrical systems, and over $1M of new kitchen equipment. The Cafe and seating areas were finished with high-end finishes including wood ceilings, stone countertops, and seeded aggregate concrete floors. Project was fast-paced with a 4-month duration and involved supporting a temporary food services operation in the occupied facility throughout construction. WA Patriot coordinated the work to accommodate our client’s occupancy requirements during construction, and coordinated the schedule to minimize impacts and facilitate their ongoing operations.