The “IRB” is a world-class, state-of-the-art cancer and major disease research center. This facility is currently planned at 342,356 gross square feet, with a total of 10 floors – 2 underground, 7 elevated and a MEP penthouse level.
The “IRB” is a world-class, state-of-the-art cancer and major disease research center. This facility is currently planned at 342,356 gross square feet, with a total of 10 floors – 2 underground, 7 elevated and a MEP penthouse level.
This 47,000 SF stone, brick and glass structure will include a fitness center, six lane pool, offices, 4 Squash courts, basketball/volleyball court, and an indoor jogging track. Though this was not originally designed to achieve a LEED certification, IMC, along with the architectural team were committed to implement and adhere to sustainable design & construction best practices on this project. Therefore the school has recently registered the project with the USGBC.
Lewis extensively restored and updated this high school, a Seattle landmark since 1923. Work at the main school building included restoration of the existing historic fade, seismic upgrades, and a reconfigured interior. New construction included an athletic and performing arts center with the addition of the 597 seat Quincy Jones Auditorium. This project has won several awards including the AGC of Washington’s Grand Award in 2009 and NAIOP of Washington’s “Public Project of the Year”.