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Olympia, WA

Washington State Legislative Building Historic Rehabilitation

How do you change course on a historical renovation after a natural disaster strikes?

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Facts and Figures

Completed November 2004

$88,800,000

258,000 square feet

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When the Nisqually earthquake damaged the historic Washington State Legislative Building in 2001, rapid stabilization efforts were critical, and a goal was established to reopen the building in time for the 2005 legislative session. ¾º²Ê×ãÇòapp coordinated the move-out of the entire building, which included complete documentation of the building conditions for historical purposes and hazardous materials abatement. ¾º²Ê×ãÇòapp then completed significant seismic upgrades to the structure and installed new mechanical, electrical, plumbing, communications, and data systems. Historical materials throughout the building were cleaned and repaired. A disruption avoidance plan allowed for continued operations of the campus throughout construction.

The Team

Josh Curry

Operating Group Director Of Planning & Scheduling

Marvin Doster

Director Of Project Development

Partners

Awards

Civic Design Award - American Institute of Architects (AIA) - National, 2005

Distinguished Project Award - Northwest Construction News Magazine, 2005

Excellence in Architecture Award - American Institute of Architects (AIA) - National, 2006

Honorable Mention Award - Northwest Construction News Magazine, 2004

Special Achievement Award - Washington State Dept. of Archaeology and Historic Preservation, 2005