Rendering by Mithun/Collins Woerman joint venture Brumbaugh is designing landscape elements for the 2200 Westlake project.

The slump in private sector office development is likely to continue for a few more years but other aspects of the firm’s work — including urban mixed-use projects, housing and healthcare — continue to grow, according to Mark Brumbaugh, principal of Brumbaugh & Associates. Staffing has remained relatively stable over the last year with a current size of six.

Brumbaugh said traffic and growth management are encouraging more urban infill mixed-use projects, meaning that transportation infrastructure improvements will be critical to the future economic viability of the region. In the meantime, interest in green building and associated LEED certification by the US Green Building Council has become more mainstream and continues to grow with all client and project types. Brumbaugh is active on the council’s technical advisory board.

Projects:

• 2200 Westlake, a mixed-use project at Denny and Westlake, includes condominium towers and townhomes with “green streets,” retail, grocery, restaurants and possibly a hospitality component. The project is a joint venture between Milliken Development and Vulcan, and the architect is CollinsWoerman Architecture.

• Evergreen Healthcare campus is an expansion of the Evergreen Hospital emergency department at the Kirkland campus, with Mahlum Architects.

• Microsoft Highlands is the first phase of a large-scale office campus planned for the new community of Issaquah Highlands, with architect Zimmer Gunsul Frasca.

• Pullman Memorial Hospital will replace an existing 80-year-old facility on the Washington State University campus, with CollinsWoerman Architecture.

• River Park is a mixed-use urban infill project in the preliminary design phase to be located in downtown Redmond. The project includes retail, senior housing, multi-family and hospitality components. The architect is MulvannyG2.