Taylor 28 is comprised of two five-story, mixed-use buildings in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. We incorporated sustainable features into our design, including rain gardens, stormwater infiltration, a rainwater harvesting cistern for use in landscape gardening and toilet flushing, stormwater detention, and pervious concrete.
Services for this 100 acre commercial/industrial park in Kent included engineering and surveying on over 25 parcels, developed over a 15 year period. Tasks included the design of street extensions, vacations and relocations, storm drainage, utility planning, and design implementation. We also oversaw the interfaces with adjacent wetlands.
BRH provided the complete site civil design for the 270,000 square foot 45-80 Building at Paine Field. The work included preliminary investigation and feasibility analysis for a regional fire system booster pump, full site grading plans, utilities, and site erosion control.
This is a 65-acre business park in Bothell, adjacent to the Canyon Park development. Our civil services included site grading, storm conveyance and detention, and street improvements. As individual parcels were developed we provided site planning and utility design.
Full site design, on this 120-acre distribution center in North Bend, included the Gardiner Creek levee and 16″ diameter water transmission and distribution mains. We also provided a sewage lift station and on-site holding tanks serving the 385,000 square foot facility. Access roads and parking were also designed and followed through the construction phase.
BRH provided multi-phase services on this site in Federal Way. This commenced with due diligence, and conceptual designs prepared in concert with the architectural team. Our scope included access, egress and loading layouts, to schematic and final designs for site development.
A $71 million, multi-phased project, in Renton, contains 1.3 million square feet of commercial space and parking for 7,800 cars. The 150-acre site incorporates a 35-acre nature preserve. BRH provided total development support for this property. Involvement in numerous site development activities proceeded for over a decade.
Constructed in 1889 as a hotel, the historic landmark structure was reinforced to meet code and converted to residential and retail use. BRH provided grading design, storm drainage, water supply for domestic and fire systems, sewer design and coordination with the City of Seattle.
This is a 231,000 Sq.Ft. 4-story mixed-use project in Bellevue. Besides standard civil design, BRH performed a drainage basin analysis to demonstrate to the city that downstream improvements were not required. This resulted in savings to the client. BRH also assisted the client through Bellevue’s complex permitting process.
