Historic Preservation Consulting Services for Project No. 2018-527 Pritchard Building Rehabilitation / Expansion Validation
June 17, 2021
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Clarissa Easton AIA LCM Project Director Department of Enterprise Services 1500 Jefferson Street Olympia, WA 98501
Dear Clarissa Easton,
We are pleased to submit our qualifications to provide Historic Preservation Consulting Services for the Pritchard Building Rehabilitation and Expansion Validation.
BuildingWork is an architecture firm that specializes in public agency projects, adaptive reuse of existing buildings, and historic preservation. Our team of architects and preservationists are experts in interpreting the Secretary of Interior’s Standards of Treatment of Historic Properties, and we work closely with local and national jurisdictions to demonstrate compliance with best practices in historic preservation.
While we have worked with historic buildings across the State of Washington, we bring specific expertise to the Washington State Capitol Campus. We have recently completed several historic preservation projects on the Capitol Campus including: • The Capitol Court facade restoration • The Insurance Building facade restoration and re-roofing • The Cherberg Building facade restoration and re-roofing • The Temple of Justice condition assessment • The O’Brien Building condition assessment
Our experience working on the Capitol Campus and our historic preservation experience makes us very well-qualified to support the team leading the Pritchard Building Rehabilitation and Expansion project as the historic preservation consultant. Designed in 1956 by the northwest modern master Paul Thiry, the Pritchard Building is a unique, vital, and currently under-utilized physical and cultural resource at the heart of the Capitol Campus. This project will identify appropriate strategies for rehabilitating the historic Pritchard Building while evaluating alternative approaches to expand it and return it to service. We look forward to the opportunity to discuss this critical project with you.
Thank you in advance for considering our qualifications.
Sincerely,
Matt Aalfs, AIA Principal, BuildingWork
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63,100 GSF 85,900 GSF Architect, Preservation Lead Architect, Preservation Lead Cost Estimate Cost Bidding, Design, Restoration Façade and CA Services New roofing system and roof structural upgrades Design, Bidding, and CA Services Design, Bidding, and CA Services Condition Building Historic Assessment Historic Research and Analysis Permitting Jurisdictions Historic from Approval City(DAHP, of Olympia, Capitol Conservator, and DES Cultural Manager) Resource Mockups and test panels of repair work forsandstone and granite facade Certified mason training program Historic Building Condition Building Historic Assessment Historic Research and Analysis Permitting Jurisdictions Historic from Approval City(DAHP, of Olympia, Capitol Conservator, and DES Cultural Manager) Resource Mockups and test panels of work for repairs sandstone and windows Certified mason training program Estimate Cost Bidding, Design, Restoration Façade and CA Services façade stone of anchoring Seismic • • • Role: Project Size: Scope: Project • • • • • • Role: Project Size: Scope: Project • • • • • • • • • We recentlyWe completed complete a façade restoration of the Thurston County Courthouse The (AKA DES. for Court building Capitol the Building) seismic and restoration, sandstone rehabilitation, window included work developed team consultant BuildingWork’s façade. stone the of anchoring the historic masonry repair techniques, performed full scale mockups and test panels of all repairs prior bidding, to and provided certified a mason contractor. the to program training test panels of all repairs prior bidding, to and certified a mason training contractor. the for program We haveWe completed two separate projects for DES on the Insurance Building: complete a re-roofing, including structural work and new insulation; andrestoration a of the sandstone façade. Like our work for the preservation services historic provided team Court,Capitol BuildingWork’s beyond the standard scope, including performing full scale mockups and Washington State Capitol Campus: Insurance Facade Restoration and Re-Roofing and Restoration Facade Insurance Campus: Capitol State Washington Washington State Capitol Campus: CapitolCourt Facade Restoration Previous Performance | Historic Preservation Consulting Services: Pritchard Building 5
101, 040 GSF101, Architect, Preservation Lead Architect, Preservation Lead Cost Estimate Cost Condition Building Historic Report Assessment New roofing system and roof upgrades Design, Bidding,insulation and CA Services Historic Research and Analysis On-site condition survey Historic Building Condition Building Historic Assessment Historic Research and Analysis Permitting Jurisdictions Historic from Approval City(DAHP, of Olympia, Capitol Conservator, and DES Cultural Manager) Resource Mockups and test panels of repair work for sandstone and granite facade Certified mason training program Estimate Cost Bidding, Design, Restoration Façade and CA Services • • • Role: Scope: Project • • Role: Project Size: Scope: Project • • • • • • • • We recentlyWe completed Facility a Condition Assessment and cost a estimate for the façade and roof of the of Justice Temple and the O’Brien Building DES. Similar our to work on the Insurance Building, we are also completing two separate projects for the Cherberg Building: complete a re-roofing, including skylights and new insulation; and restoration a of the sandstone façade. As for our other façade restoration projects on the Capitol Campus, preservation services, historic special provided team BuildingWork’s including performing full scale mock ups and test panels of all repairs prior bidding,to and certified a mason training program for the contractor. Washington State Capitol Campus: of Justice Temple and O’Brien Building ConditionAssessments Washington State Capitol Campus: CherbergFacade Restoration Previous Performance | Historic Preservation Consulting Services: Pritchard Building 6
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15 SETBACK Washington Park is late a 1800’s unreinforced masonry building located along the waterfront in Seattle’s Pioneer Square District. The preservation, renovation, and adaptive reuse of this three-story building will include a penthouse addition, seismic retrofit, new building systems, full interiordesign for new office space. In addition securing to Certificate a of Approval from replacement a designed Preservation Pioneer Square the BuildingWork Board, cornice (the original was lost in the earthquake) 1949 and negotiated the extent of the Penthouse addition with the National Park Service allow to the rehabilitation project qualify to for Federal Historic Credits. Tax Washington Park Washington PROJECT CONCEPT PROJECT reuse of the space as cidery a production and bottling plant. Owned by King County and stewarded by the Friends of Mukai, the Mukai Fruit Barreling Plant was in state a of partial collapse when BuildingWork was selected design to stabilization a of the building and lead programming and visioning exercised for the adaptive reuse of the structure. Currently, the building has been stabilized and BuildingWork is negotiating the return of the building its to agricultural production roots with select interventions allow to ALASKAN WAY Mukai Fruit Barreling Plant EXISTING ELEVATOR EXISTING ELEVATOR BE TO OVERRUN REMOVED Previous Performance | Historic Preservation Consulting Services: Pritchard Building 9 May 4, 2021 SEATTLE LABOR TEMPLE - CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF - CERTIFICATE TEMPLE LABOR SEATTLE 25 PAGE PROPOSED VIEW SHOWING PAINT APPLIED TO THE UPPER FACADE - LIGHT TEAL COLOR BRICK TEAL COLOR - LIGHT THE UPPER FACADE TO APPLIED PROPOSED VIEW SHOWING PAINT PAINT BRICK AT UPPER COURSES OF THE 1955 ADDITION OF UPPER COURSES BRICK AT PAINT Temple building. Collaborating with the building’s design design building’s the with Collaborating building. Temple managing for responsible was architect, BuildingWork the Certificate of Approval process for the City of Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board,including the narrative for the project’s compliance with the Secretary of Interior’s Standards. BuildingWork was selected to be the Historic Preservation Historic the be selected to was BuildingWork Consultant for recent improvements the to Seattle Labor Union Stables Matt Aalfs oversaw the award-winning preservation, renovation, and adaptive reuse of Union Stables, 1909 a four-story urban horse stable, into contemporary a office space. This Seattle Landmark is listed on the National preservation historic Its Places. Historic of Register and renovation met the stringent standards of the U.S. Government’s Certified Rehabilitation Program.* Project* completed under Matt’s leadership at Weinstein AU. LaborTemple Beverly Bridge Beverly BuildingWork served as the Historic Preservation served Historic the as BuildingWork Beverly Bridge the to recent improvements for Consultant in central Washington, commissioned by the Washington Preservation. trestle, Formerly Historic train a for Trust an engineering firm led the design of retrofit a allow to cyclists,pedestrians, and horses cross to the Columbia design the with collaborated BuildingWork River. the met improvements proposed the assure to engineers Secretary Interior’s Standards. of Queen Anne Exchange Queen Anne Exchange is Seattle a Landmark that was originally telephone 1920 a switchboard operations reuse adaptive and renovation BuildingWork’s facility. apartments. residential into building converts the design of character historic preserves unique The design the the building while providing much needed multi-family housing in the Queen Anne neighborhood. 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Lead *A Weinstein*A AU project: Matt Aalfs Achievement Historic in Preservation, Stables, Union 2015* University of Washington, Master of Architecture University California of Santa Cruz, Bachelor of Arts; post-graduate Certificate in Art Seattle Exemplary Historic Stewardship Hall Award, Town Seattle, 2020 SeattleHistoric Best Union Rehabilitation Award, Stables, 2016* Preservation State Historic WA Outstanding Office Awards, structures Registered Architect, WA U.S.LEED Green AP, Building Council Over 20 years of successful experience in work involving the historic landmarkrenovation of Licenses and Certifications • • Education Select Awards Expertise • HISTORIC RENOVATION PROJECTS RENOVATION HISTORIC • • • • • Roof | Olympia Historic Historic | Historic Historic Olympia WA Historic preservationHistoric | | Historic preservation and Historic | Exterior improvements of of Exterior improvements Seattle WA | Olympia WA Olympia WA Seismic retrofit, historic renovation, renovation, retrofit,Seismic historic Seismic retrofit, renovation, and 4-story and retrofit, Seismic renovation, Olympia WA | Seismic retrofit, historic preservation, retrofit,Seismic historic | Seismic retrofit, historic preservation, retrofit,Seismic historic Renovation, and seismic retrofit of a Seismic retrofit, renovation, addition and of Seattle, WA |
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AIA, LEED AP LEED AIA, largest shopping center in Washington State Washington in center shopping largest Bainbridge Library, Public Boulevard Park Library, Park Boulevard Library Southcenter, Connection at and adaptive reuse switchboard of 1921 a operations building Mukai Fruit Barreling Plant, King County Landmark building 1926 Center, Shepherd Good non-profit, school, community center a a and housing Seattle Public Schools Sanislo Elementary School, attenuation, and ceiling fans Seattle Public Schools Louisa Boren STEM K-8 Upgrades, HVAC Pioneer Square Historic District. Historic Pioneer Square Washington Park, offices retail and building Pioneer Square historic 1896 a Seattle Public Library Green Lake Branch, preservation, seismic retrofit, systems upgrade, and interior renovation of a Carnegie1910 Library listed on the National Register of Historic Places Substation, Aloha office creative spaces into building concrete 1949 a of addition Seattle, Hall Town Landmark church into performance a 1916 arts venue Seattle Center Armory Façade, historic Seattle Landmark Armory building on the Seattle Center campus Queen Anne Exchange, Metropole Building, office non-for- for spaces into building 1890’s historic an of reuse adaptive profits organizations for Korn Walker Block, adaptive reuse, and additions of entire eight-building block in Seattle’s Kate Weiland Associate Principal,Senior Project Manager CIVIC BUILDING RENOVATION PROJECTS RENOVATION BUILDING CIVIC HISTORIC BUILDING PRESERVATION, RENOVATION, AND ADAPTIVE ADAPTIVE AND RENOVATION, PRESERVATION, BUILDING HISTORIC PROJECTS REUSE • • • • • • • • • • • • • Kate brings fourteen years of designed experience of historic building retrofits, and seismic renovation, building reuse, preservation adaptive and system upgrades for public agency clients. She is familiar with delegating limited project funds achieve to necessary system upgrades and manages projects achieve to project timelines. • • Withresume of community and civic projects of various scopes and scales, BuildingWork Associate Principal Kate Weiland’s experience features specific expertise in the design of an architect andproject manager on some of BuildingWork’s most complex projects, Kate advocates for clear communication, organized execution, and collaborativea approach design. to In thisrole, she served as the project manager and project architect for the recently completed renovation and adaptive Hall reuse Seattle, of Christian Town Science 1916 a Church into a state-of-the-art multi-venue performing arts The facility. innovative seismic the without sacrificing features to key building’s the highlights retrofit design requirements. technical Qualifications of Key Personnel | Historic Preservation Consulting Services: Pritchard Building 12 Savannah College of Art and Design, Master of Arts, Historic Preservation; Master of Fine Arts, Architectural History Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico, Bachelor of Arts in Architecture historic landmark structures landmark historic Over years 10 of successful experience in work involving of assessment condition building Education Expertise • • • Historic Historic | Historic preservation, seismic retrofit, preservation, upgrade, systems Historic seismic Historic building building Historic Historic preservationHistoric Roof replacement of Historic preservationHistoric Roof replacement of the NRHP listedCherberg Building | | | | Olympia WA | | Historic preservation and Historic Capital needs public assessment libraries of 111 in Washington | Exterior improvements of Landmark Armory building on the Seattle | | Seattle WA Olympia WA Olympia WA Olympia WA Olympia WA Olympia WA Phased seismic retrofit and structural stabilization of Landmark a 1906 URM | Olympia WA Seattle, WA Certificate of Approvalfor alterations the to interior lobby of the Landmark 1907 Historic preservation consultant for the Certificate of Approval for renovations 1942 a to |
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Seattle WA Seattle WA Seattle Center Armory Exterior, campus Center Temple, Labor Temple of Justice Building Condition Assessment, building assessment of the NRHP listed of Justice Temple Assessment, Condition O’Brien Building assessment of the NRHP listed O’Brien Building Replacement, Roof Building Insurance the NRHP listed Insurance Building Replacement, Roof Building Cherberg LibraryRural Assessment, State’s 21 rural, distressed counties Seattle Public Library Green Lake Branch, and interior renovation Carnegie of 1910 a Library listed on the National Register of Historic Places Capitol Court Façade Restoration, façade restoration of the NRHP listed Capitol Court Restoration, Façade Building Insurance and façade restoration of the NRHP listed Insurance Building Cherberg Building Façade Restoration, and façade restoration of the NRHP listed Cherberg Building Landmarkbuilding Center, Shepherd Good non-profit, school, community a center a and housing additions subsequent and building Central Building, Central Building Claudia Rosa-López BuildingWork Designer, WASHINGTON STATE CAPITOL CAMPUS: PROJECTS PRESERVATION BUILDING HISTORIC HISTORIC BUILDING PRESERVATION PROJECTS AND CIVIC BUILDING ASSESSMENTS BUILDING CIVIC AND PROJECTS PRESERVATION BUILDING HISTORIC • • • • • • • • State Capitol Campus in Olympia. She also lead the building condition assessment of the of Justice Temple and O’Brien Buildings, also located on the Capitol Campus, and the Rural Library Assessment, which included on-side Washington. across libraries rural of assessments condition • • • BuildingWork Designer Claudia Rosa-López brings special expertise in the to documentation and preservation research, design, building historic BuildingWork team. She has completed building condition assessments for numerous historic buildings in Seattle, Washington state, and Puerto Rico, including many Landmark buildings and buildings listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. Additionally, Claudia createdmaster’s a degree program architectural in conversation mater, rehabilitation and her alma for Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico’s School of Architecture, and has preservation and courses. technology studios preservationtaught design preservation and restoration façade the leading is Claudia BuildingWork, At of the Capitol Court, Insurance, and Cherberg buildings on the Washington • • Project Approach | Historic Preservation Consulting Services: Pritchard Building 13 We approach, we we approach, . We understand the intent intent the understand We . ‘compatible yet distinct’ distinct’ yet ‘compatible Town Hall Seattle’s historic preservation included the rehabilitation of the rehabilitation included preservation historic Seattle’s Hall Town Out of plane Hall. 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This requires a schedule with rigiddeadlines in order haveto the project ready begin to construction when response quick with coordination require projects reuse adaptive and renovation out. lets Similarly, school strong and team adaptable and nimble A approval. preservation board permitting project and for turnarounds project management allows regulatory deadlines of multiple agencies be to meet without causing project delays. types, and experienced staff allow us to adapt to short timelines and structured deadlines. principals are involved in every project in the office and oversee progress keep to items on track. At the start of each project, BuildingWork examines the project’s develop budget to and requirements, scope, scheduling a detailed project schedule and determine to key meetings, essential milestones, and deadlines. With established priorities from the start of each project, we to progress project’s the monitoring continuously deadlines and while incorporating new infrastructure meet to contemporary needs. Using a believe that new elements can be in visual dialogue with the old, tell to a compelling and authentic story of the life of a building over time. Overall, we believe that the creative solutions for complex adaptive reuse projects is found through extensiveanalysis, discussion, and collaboration. willWe come the to table as a team member, ready to develop effective ways reconcile to the competing goals preservation. cost, and program, of BuildingWork’s ideal staff size, diverse project designprojects and places in meaningfula way with deepa respect for craft, context, and detail. As an architecture firm focused on civic and community spaces, creative workplaces, adaptive reuse, and historic preservation, we are driven by discovering the humanity, layers of history, and stories that make places special. Our projects evolve from thoughtful social, cultural, historical, and physical analysis informed by our client’s vision, and driven by the best interests of the communities we serve. Our roles in past projects have required us wear to many hats. respectingwhile them elements historic unique the and irreplaceable that make of the Secretary of Interior’s Standards for Treatment of Historic Properties and work collaboratively balance to the need for updates with the mandate preserve. to Our portfolio of current and completed projects illustrates elements historic preserve existing and highlight that solutions seek we — approach pragmatic and sensitive our Project ApproachProject At BuildingWork,we believe that architecture, design, and preservation can strengthen our communities. Project Approach | Historic Preservation Consulting Services: Pritchard Building 14 New Structural & Seismic Systems New Mechanical & Electrical Systems New Theatrical & Acoustic Systems equipment, and rigging for deployable screens. deployable for rigging and equipment, building’s interstitial spaces remain to hidden from view. Theatrical and acoustic system were incorporated into every floor and controls for lighting, sound, and audio/ visual were tied central a to building control. A state-of- the-art theatrical performance and acoustic, lighting, systems were carefully integrated in the architecture of the Great Hall. Theatrical catwalks weave through the existing roof trusses above the Great Hall and a multi-functional acousticreflector array improves acoustic performance while housing stage lights, AV with steel drag struts. Out-of-plane bracing was carefully shaped frame, to instead of block, the Great Hall’s stained- glass windows. building current with compliance into building the Bringing codes and adding theatrical and acoustics systems was infrastructure new three-dimensionala wove puzzle that spaces. available limited building’s historic the through Entirely new systems for electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and fire sprinklers were added in building a with no space for ducts. Careful coordination during design,routed ductwork, electrical and the conduit throughout plumbing, by Town Hall Seattleby Town for in use 1997 as performance a character historic building’s the While lecture venue. and helped define the that organization, liabilities many it had limited the opportunities offer to improved programming. Hall SeattleTown required complete a seismic retrofit structural significant liabilities. building’s the address to retrofit seismic innovated developed an BuildingWork solution that minimizes the visual impact of the structural masonry building, unreinforced the stabilize work. To shear walls in the building’s four corners were tied laterally needs of contemporary building code, mechanical performance, acoustic upgrades, preservation and to transforming while church 100-year-old the restore the building into an award-winning, state-of-the-art performing arts center. In2020, Hall Seattle Town was awarded Historic Seattle’s Exemplary Stewardship Award Preservation. Historic for Built in 1922 as Christian a Science Church, Hall Town Seattle is Seattle a Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building was purchased Town Hall SeattleTown exemplifies BuildingWork’s philosophy regarding the preservation, renovation, adaptive and reuse of historicproperties. Our design balances the competing Federal Form 330 Part II | Historic Preservation Consulting Services: Pritchard Building 15 2 1 3 2 4 2 1 5 3 3 2 1 4 3 1 5 541310 Number (see below) c. Revenue Index NAICS - (REV. 8/2016) PAGE 6 (If any) 4. UNIQUE ENTITY IDENTIFIER June 17, 2021 b. DATE 8c. UNIQUE ENTITY IDENTIFIER Business (If Block 2a is a Branch Office) 5. OWNERSHIP Classrooms Small $2 million to less than $5 million $5 million to less than $10 million $10 million to less than $25 million $25 million to less than $50 million $50 million or greater 2016 and Theaters Facilities; Facilities b. Experience 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 2018-527 LLC NAICS 1. NUMBER SOLICITATION 7. NAME OF FIRM a. TYPE b. SMALL BUSINESS STATUS 3. YEAR ESTABLISHED 2016 Condition Assessment STANDARD FORM 330 Preservation 10. PROFILE OF FIRM'S EXPERIENCE 8b. YEAR ESTABLISHED Auditoriums Building Community Educational Feasibility Historic Hotels Housing Interior Design LEED/LEED EB Libraries Office Buildings Planning Rehabilitation Roofing, design and inspection Zoning Studies AND ANNUAL AVERAGE REVENUE FOR LAST 5 YEARS AND ANNUAL AVERAGE REVENUE FOR 98119 2e. ZIP CODE 008 212 029 047 050 204 060 072 078 089 201 117 Code a. Profile WA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES REVENUE INDEX NUMBER 2d. 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