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May 20, 2022
Public Building $5 Million to $20 Million
Photo courtesy of Korsmo Construction
The Arlington Drive Youth Campus in Tacoma has a 12-bed crisis residential center for children ages 12 to 17; and a 58-unit apartment building.
Arlington Drive Youth Campus
Location: Tacoma
General contractor: Korsmo Construction
The Arlington Drive Youth Campus in Tacoma provides housing and services for youths and young adults who are experiencing homelessness, making the transition from foster care, or are otherwise at risk. The campus consists of a 12-bed crisis residential center for children ages 12 to 17, and a 58-unit apartment building for homeless young adults ages 18 to 24, with about 30% of the residents being parents of babies or toddlers. The Social Impact Center of the YMCA of Greater Seattle provides on-site supportive services, and Community Youth Services provides educational resources and job training. The young adults were included in the design process for the apartment complex. The building includes elevator access, bicycle storage, office space, clinical space, a community room, computer room, laundry center, restrooms and on-site parking. The project involved multiple community and funding partners and meets the Evergreen Sustainable Development Standard.
Other Stories:
- Grand Award: Construction
Highway/Transportation $15 Million To $50 Million - Construction Manager Less Than 100,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor, Highway/Civil Less Than 500,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor, Highway/Civil More Than 500,000 Worker Hours
- Specialty Contractor Under 100,000 Worker Hours
- Specialty Contractor 100,000 to 500,000 Worker Hours
- Specialty Contractor 500,000 to 1 Million Worker Hours
- Specialty Contractor More Than 2 Million Worker Hours
- General Contractor Under 150,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor 150,000 to 250,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor 250,000 to 500,000 Worker Hours
- General Contractor 1 Million to 1.5 Million Worker Hours
- General Contractor More Than 1.5 Million Worker Hours
- Rising Star Award
- Brian Salsgiver Safety Professional Of The Year
- Project Manager Of The Year
- Heavy/Industrial under $5 Million
- Highway/Transportation over $50 Million
- Grand Award: Safety
Construction Manager more than 250K hours - Excellence In Innovation
- Public Building $2 Million to $5 Million
- AGC/Moss Adams Community Service Award
- Champion Of Diversity Award
- Public Building $20 Million to $50 Million
- Public Building more than $100 Million
- Private Building $5 Million to $20 Million
- Private Building $50 Million to $100 Million
- Private Building $20 Million to $50 Million
- Private Building more than $100 Million
- Tenant Improvement less than $5 Million
- Tenant Improvement more than $5 Million
- Highway/Transportation under $5 Million
- Highway/Transportation $5 Million to $15 Million
- Superintendent Of The Year