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University of Washington Pacific Tower Renovation

special issues index January 27, 2000

Alternative Bid Projects started in 1999

University of Washington Pacific Tower Renovation

Cost $35 million Address 1705 N.E. Pacific St., Seattle Start of construction Aug. 30, 1999 Expected completion date Nov. 16, 2001 Owner University of Washington Pacific Tower renovation at the University of Washington.

Baugh Construction is renovating the Pacific Tower.

Description Project description: The project involves interior renovation of about 70,000 square feet of the University of Washington Medical Center’s Pacific Tower. The UWMC is a 450-bed medical center located on the campus of the university, which serves over 15,000 hospitalized patients and provides 300,000 clinic visits annually. Areas to be renovated include: Rehabilitation Medicine, Physical and Occupational Therapy, outpatient Neurosciences Center, a Gene Therapy Core Lab, and the Clinical Research Center. Also, the Obstetrics and Labor and Delivery Services areas will be expanded. Mechanical upgrades includes new equipment and penthouses installed on the south, east and north wing of the tower feeding new services from the top of the building while maintaining the existing systems for the duration of the project. Once the renovated areas are completed, the old services and shafts will be removed. The building will be occupied and fully functioning at all times. To achieve this, it will require detailed coordination between phases of construction and the commissioning of the new mechanical and electrical services.

PROJECT PARTICIPANTS

GC/CM contractor Baugh Construction Co. 900 Poplar Place S., Seattle, WA 98114-0135 (206) 726-8000 Architect KMD Architects 1011 Western Ave., Suite 1011, Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 467-1004 Subcontractors, Subconsultants & Suppliers CDi Mechanical Engineers ISEC Hermanson Corp. Sparling Electric Pacific Construction Systems Auburn Mechanical ABKJ Consulting Engineers Rubenstein Valley Electric Long Painting Tift & Young TLH Abatement Pacific Glass Inc.

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