Kirtley-Cole recently teamed with MTorres America and Lance Mueller Architects to construct the new MTorres America Innovation Center. The new 66,506 SF building is comprised of a 3-story, 31,625 SF structural steel office building and a 33,881 SF premanufactured metal building housing a manufacturing center with
Kirtley-Cole Associates recently teamed with Northwest Railway Museum to construct their new Railway Education Center. Intended to expand public access and improve historical document preservation, this 4,681 SF building included an environmentally-controlled archival vault for irreplaceable historical documents that include engineering records, books, and photographs
Kirtley-Cole teamed with Holy Names Academy to improve and expand their historic campus. The project included the demolition of an existing elevated walkway followed by the new construction of a 8,932 SF expansion to connect two existing buildings. The new structure is 2 stories above-grade,
Kirtley-Cole Associates again teamed with CRISTA Ministries and King’s Schools on a project on their campus: to renovate an existing historic 4-story building, originally constructed in 1927 as an infirmary and later serving as a junior high school. The 12,900 SF building underwent a complete
Kirtley-Cole Associates teamed with Olympic Medical Center (Clallam County Public Hospital District No. 2) and Rice Fergus Miller Architects to construct a new 2-story, 42,000 SF medical office building on Olympic Medical Center’s campus in Port Angeles. The building consolidated multiple clinics and specialty services into
Kirtley-Cole Associates continued a long-standing relationship with Northshore Christian Academy to construct a new classroom building on their growing campus. The new 2-story, 15,062 SF building houses 6 classrooms, a large cafeteria, kitchen, lobby/reception area, office space, conference room, work room, storage, and restrooms. The
Kirtley-Cole Associates recently relocated to the heart of downtown Everett. Our team converted a space that had previously seen many uses over its long history to our new corporate office. The building was originally constructed in 1920. As part of the project, original elements were
Kirtley-Cole Associates teamed with Sno-Isle Libraries to construct a new 5,400 SF library for the Camano Island community. The project included the renovation of an existing 4,500 SF restaurant space as well as a 900 SF addition. The new space features book and media selection
Kirtley-Cole Associates teamed with Hamlin Robinson School to complete the new construction of a 3-story, 45,000 SF building. The new school includes a library, science lab, art and music rooms, gym, innovation/tech Lab, the HRS Learning Center, and a total of 21 classrooms. Hamlin Robinson
Kirtley-Cole Associates teamed with Astronics Advanced Electronic Systems on the construction of their new facility in Kirkland. The new facility for the growing Astronics AES consists of 98,238 square feet of office, cabin electronics, production, testing and engineering, receiving and shipping, and material storage areas.