The main lobby is the entry point for all visitors and employees to Building 4, which serves as Pierce Transit’s headquarters. Originally designed and built in 1986, the existing space was ready for a facelift.
Building 11 serves as the Tacoma Community College (TCC) campus’s student center, cafeteria, dining areas, campus bookstore, web cafe, and student government offices. The building is one of the largest on campus and is positioned
Stemper AC designed renovations and improvements on seven public pools, including most recently Helene Madison Pool. This project included a major facelift of the exterior building envelope, roof, and the interior lobby, as well as various infrastructure upgrades.
As part of the Historic 1916-1918 design for West Seattle High School, a copper spire/finial was designed and installed at the central cupola located at the high school’s north entry. Based on limited records and
Pierce Transit Operators and numerous officials including Pierce Transit commissioners and FTA representatives attended the highly anticipated opening of the new Operators’ Lobby at Pierce Transit headquarters in Lakewood, WA. The 5,600 sf renovated interiors
Everett Community College realized a long-term academic vision with the opening of AMTEC. Governor Inslee spoke to a packed and excited crowd of students, staff, instructors and EvCC leadership where he praised the center for
Marc Tegen, Stemper AC, joined up with Ryan Carlisle and crew from Western Ventures to design and build a playhouse for auction by Housing Hope. Marc added several personal touches with signage, a dutch door
When completed, the 75,000 sf, LEED® Silver facility will house four programs and support 750 students, faculty and staff. Check out the construction progress: View Webcam View more about this project.
Representatives from the City of Seattle and Seattle Parks and Recreation were on hand to celebrate the completion of Magnuson Park’s Building 30 Renovation and to provide updates regarding the exciting new developments taking shape
The grand opening celebration was well-attended by representatives from the City of Seattle, Seattle Parks & Recreation, and tenants of the space. Mayor McGinn officiated the ribbon cutting. The opening included tours of the renovated
4000 Delridge Way SW, Ste. 200 Seattle, WA 98106
