#8. Roosevelt High School renovation

The landmark main building of the school is being preserved.

Roosevelt High School consists of three buildings, including a 1922-vintage main structure that is designated as a historic landmark. The other two buildings include: a 1965 annex holding a cafeteria, studios and shops; and a 1960 gymnasium.

The project will significantly alter a 1928 addition, demolish the cafeteria and gym, and preserve the landmark building. A new theater, gym and commons will be located in a new section.

The renovated school will meet modern requirements for 1,600 students, including security, site circulation and barrier-free access. It will be 280,000 square feet.

Construction work is being sequenced to reduce its impact.

PROJECT PARTICIPANTS

Contractor: Hoffman Construction Company of Washington, 1505 Westlake Ave. N., Suite 500, Seattle, WA 98109, (206) 286-6697 Architect: Bassetti Architects, 71 Columbia St., Suite 500, Seattle, WA 98104, (206) 340-9500 Engineers: Magnusson Klemencic Associates (civil and structural) Notkin Engineers (mechanical) Tres-West Engineers (electrical) Owner’s representative: Heery International Owner: Seattle Public Schools

Other Participants
Artech	The Berger Partnership (landscape architect)	Brinks Business Security Brundage Bone Concrete Pumping
Cascade Concrete Sawing & Drilling	Cochran	D.W. Close Co.
Emerald City Waterproofings	EWR Abatement Service	GAR Enterprises
Glacier Northwest	Harvard Steel	Hermanson Co.
Hoffman Structures	The Home Team	JLR (food service design)
Johnson Western Gunite Co.	Knudson and Ward (theater design)	Malcolm Drilling Co.
Mid Mountain Contractors	Nuprecon	Pioneer Masonry Restoration
Rebar International	Sky-Pix	ThyssenKrupp Elevator