At a Glance
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$968M
Construction Value
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450K
Square Feet
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LEED
Gold Targeted
- Location
- Seattle, Washington
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Client
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Port of Seattle
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Architect
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SOM
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Award
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ACEC Washington, Bronze Award for Complexity, 2024
- Location
- Seattle, Washington
- Offices
- Client
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- Port of Seattle
- Architect
- SOM
- Award
- ACEC Washington, Bronze Award for Complexity, 2024
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International Arrivals Facility Electrical and Technology Design
When it came time to replace their existing 1970s era arrival facility, the Port of Seattle wanted the new facility to provide a significant upgrade that welcomed visitors to the region with improved experiences and modern technologies. They engaged us as part of the progressive design-build team to provide electrical, lighting, technology, airport information systems, and audiovisual design services for this complex capital development project.
One of the key challenges this project faced was sufficient power generation. Working in conjunction with our design-build partner late in the construction documents phase, we needed to design 3.5 megawatts of new building generation to support the project. To mitigate delays at this stage, we defined a parallel design/procurement schedule, brought on an additional engineer onto the team dedicated to this scope, and developed multiple options to present to the Port of Seattle. The selected split generator plant option would provide the needed power generation without impacting the schedule or expanding the footprint of the building.
The completed facility provides travelers and staff with an experience that has enhanced technology for wayfinding, comfort, and security, all powered efficiently behind the scenes.
At a Glance
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$968M
Construction Value
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450K
Square Feet
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LEED
Gold Targeted
- Location
- Seattle, Washington
- Offices
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Client
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Port of Seattle
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Architect
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SOM
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Award
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ACEC Washington, Bronze Award for Complexity, 2024
- Location
- Seattle, Washington
- Offices
- Client
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- Port of Seattle
- Architect
- SOM
- Award
- ACEC Washington, Bronze Award for Complexity, 2024
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Daryl Fonslow, Principal, Buildings
Each project brings new challenges¡ªa new delivery method, new team members, new goals, or site challenges¡ªbut that drives innovation.
Alison Fiedler, Associate, Lighting Designer
I strive to always put my relationships with my clients first. If we aren¡¯t on the same page, we won¡¯t work well together.
Josh Hamon, Associate, Audio Visual Team Lead
Technology should improve the quality of our work and life.
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