Project Category: Education

Building 11 serves as the Tacoma Community College (TCC) campus’s student center, housing dining areas, the campus bookstore, a web cafe, and student government offices. Stemper AC designed a complete building envelope restoration, including roofing

Our team worked with Seattle Public Schools to complete roof replacement and prepare Ballard High School for roof-mounted solar panel installation. • Roof replacement of 145,000 sf at over 17 different roof areas• Full replacement

This project included leading repairs and restoration for: • Clay roof tile replacement for the entire existing historic roof• Replacement of metal standing seam addition steep-slope roofs• Modified bitumen membranes at all low-slope roofs• Copper

S.M. Stemper Architects was involved in all phases of the Trades Building project: from writing the Project Request Report through Design and Construction. Extensive land use permitting was required to expand the campus to include

As the campus was redeveloped with new Trades and Student Union facilities, the original campus Shipping / Receiving program was displaced. At the same time, the existing Welding Building had been retrofitted with new structural

The College had a long-term vision of creating a destination servery, dining area and expanded Russell Day Art Gallery for the student population. This meant renovating an existing and outdated gathering space already in use

Providing universal accessibility to the Parks Student Union was accomplished with this $225,000 improvement to the North entry of the building.

Olympus Hall is one of EvCC’s and the State of Washington’s oldest remaining community college buildings. It was designed in the minimalist International Style, evidenced by: rectilinear form; large punched openings filled with structural glass;

S.M. Stemper Architect’s predesign study for the new $7.1 million, 32,000 sf Technology Center identified the need for a state-of-the-art classroom and lab facility to house the College’s rapidly growing information technology training program. The

The Zgolinski 10,000 sf Student Welcome Center enables GRCC to house a one-stop welcome center for the 10,000 new students who apply to the college annually. It is unique: The center provides students with assessment,