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February 24, 2023
Location: Tacoma
Mason contractor: Johnston Construction Co.
Architect: Akiyama Architecture
General contractor: Wren & Willow
Masonry supplier: Mutual Materials
The aesthetic design goal was to reflect the early 1900s carriage house and industrial-era architecture. A community design goal was to provide a place for people to socialize, a place to celebrate, and a place to live and work. An exterior building envelope design goal was to select a long-lasting, low-maintenance rain screen wall system.
A number of unique circumstances existed during the design and construction of this project. Restrictions during the pandemic caused uncertain economics and budgeting challenges, along with concerns for material and labor availability. The team addressed these circumstances by choosing appropriate building materials and project delivery methods. Brick and CMU products were selected for availability and highest value in the building envelope system.
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