ARTS CULTURAL & EDUCATIONAL
Arts at Bozeman City Center
Chihuly at the Needle
Cinerama Lobby & Box Office Renovation
C.W. Post Concert Hall*
Griffith Park Pavilion, Symphony in the Glen
Flying Heritage Collection
Historic Flight
Historic Flight Restoration Hangar
McCaw Hall*
McCaw Hall Capital Improvements
McCaw Hall Sarah Sze Sculpture
Mercer Arts Arena*
Museum of Flight Expansion Study*
Olympic Sculpture Park
Photocenter Northwest
Rabuor Village School and Community Center
SAM Louise Bourgeois Fountain
SAM Mark Dion Vivarium
Seattle International Film Festival Center
Seattle Opera Center
Seattle Shakespeare Company
SIFF Cinema at McCaw Hall
UCSD Mandeville Center*
Union Theological Seminary Library*
UW Tacoma Assembly Hall*
Wenatchee Performing Arts Center*
CIVIC & WORKSPACE
Atlanta City Hall*
Australian Parliament House*
Hawaii Convention Center*
Kilo 6
Newport Events Center*
Wenatchee Center Expansion*
RESIDENTIAL
99k House
Corliss Residence
Habitat for Humanity - Judkins Park Cottages
Habitat for Humanity - Megan's Meadow
Langley Commons - Live / Work Residences
(* denotes OR experience prior to ORA)
flying heritage collection - everett, wa
The Flying Heritage Collection had outgrown existing rented space and was seeking a more high
profile venue to exhibit and maintain 20 historic operating aircraft. After research of new-build and
expansion-in-place options, the team selected the most sustainable and challenging alternative:
adaptive renovation of an extraordinary but decaying industrial hangar never previously accessible to
the public.The project focused on enhancing the existing character of the lofty, light-filled main hangar and improving the utilitarian side lean-to structures to house display, archives, maintenance facility, administrative offices and a new entrance lobby for the 53,000 sf museum.
> view Flying Heritage Collection web site
The Flying Heritage Collection had outgrown existing rented space and was seeking a more high
profile venue to exhibit and maintain 20 historic operating aircraft. After research of new-build and
expansion-in-place options, the team selected the most sustainable and challenging alternative:
adaptive renovation of an extraordinary but decaying industrial hangar never previously accessible to
the public.The project focused on enhancing the existing character of the lofty, light-filled main hangar and improving the utilitarian side lean-to structures to house display, archives, maintenance facility, administrative offices and a new entrance lobby for the 53,000 sf museum.
> view Flying Heritage Collection web site