Kirtley-Cole will soon begin construction on Twin Lakes Landing, a lakefront affordable housing development near Smokey Point in Marysville. We will continue our long-standing partnership with Housing Hope, as we team to complete the project with 60 total units divided evenly among 4 buildings. "The
We look forward to continuing our long-standing partnership with Housing Hope as we begin construction of Twin Lakes Landing this spring. The project will have 60 total units divided evenly among 4 buildings. Of particular note, the team will incorporate multiple sustainable elements as they
HopeWorks Station has received LEED Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. This news also means the project is the first in the city of Everett to achieve Platinum certification, which is the highest LEED certification level attainable. Read the full article in the
Congratulations to the 8th Street Cross-Dock Facility on its award from the Washington Aggregates and Concrete Association (WACA). The project won a 2019 Excellence in Concrete Construction Award for Concrete Paving with an impressive, nearly 500,000 square feet of concrete. The Daily Journal of Commerce
Cocoon House has opened The HUB, their new facility on Colby Avenue in Everett. Learn more about the project here: Cocoon House – The HUB. Be sure to also check out The Daily Herald's story here:
Kirtley-Cole is honored to team with 2 local organizations adding a total of 105 units of supportive housing for our Everett community this year. Cocoon House will open 40 units for teens and young adults in April; HopeWorks Station II will open 65 units for
King 5's Evening Magazine recently featured one of our clients, Cocoon House, in the video below. It provides an overview of Cocoon House's mission to empower young people and break the cycle of homelessness, along with a glimpse of their new facility we are currently
Check out the following two pieces covering the groundbreaking of our HopeWorks Station II project
The groundbreaking of our Cocoon House project received some great press, including the following two pieces
It was just another day on the job for our KCA crews yesterday, as they carefully moved a 19th-century wagon into its new home at the new Nordic Heritage Museum. KOMO News was on hand to document the unique occasion; click a photo below to
On August 21, students will occupy Phase I of Summit Atlas School, a charter school located in West Seattle. More details on the project can be found here. Visit the following link for a feature in The Daily Journal of Commerce: West Seattle charter school
Olympic Medical Center officially opened their new Medical Office Building this past weekend. The new two-story, 42,000 SF outpatient facility includes a walk-in clinic and spaces for orthopedics, cardiology, pulmonary medicine, gastroenterology, urology and women’s health services. More information about the building can be found
Construction is now underway on Northshore Christian Academy's Cascade Pavilion. The school held a groundbreaking ceremony for the 15,000 SF facility in February. Construction completion is expected in August. Also check out The Everett Herald's recent article featuring the school below.
The walk-in clinic at Olympic Medical Center's new medical office building has opened to the public. Our team is set to complete the final phase of the project, construction of the new parking lot, in the coming weeks. Details on the entire project can be
Along with the community, Kirtley-Cole recently joined Summit Public Schools, Washington Charter School Development and NAC Architecture to break ground on the construction of the new Summit Atlas School. Phase I of the project will open in August for grades 6-9; phase II will soon