St. Mark's Lutheran Church by the Narrows
Tacoma, WA

This project consists of a 9,400 square foot two-story addition to the existing church to house classrooms and a large multi-purpose room for the congregation. The addition will expand the church to the west, tying into the Sanctuary and Narthex Foyer and into the current parking lot. Replacing the exterior stairs will be a ground level entrance with interior stairs and an elevator. Remodel work in the existing building includes upgrades to electrical system, fire alarm, and installing a new sprinkler system throughout.

Sha Dadx Habitat Restoration Project
Puyallup, WA

WPC was awarded a $6M Aquatic Habitat Restoration Project adjoining the Puyallup River by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Work includes construction of a ring levee around the site to contain floodwater within the habitat area, protecting properties adjacent to the site. The project will improve habitat for juvenile salmonids by increasing areas for rearing and foraging, as well as by enhancing conditions for important prey resources such as resident fish and terrestrial insects. The habitat improvements will have beneficial effects not only to the Puget Sound salmon stocks in particular, but also to other Puget Sound anadromous fish stocks and resident fish.

Construction started in June and is scheduled to be completed by October of 2008.

WCCW Healthcare Facility
Gig Harbor, WA

WPC is demolishing half of an existing building and removing another to make room for a new 24,500 square foot medical facility at the Washington Corrections Center for Women facility in Gig Harbor WA. The new facility will have three uses: as a maximum security prison housing unit for offenders, as a maximum security medical treatment unit for offenders and as an office area for WCCW employees.

Harbor History Museum
Gig Harbor, WA

WPC was chosen as the Gig Harbor Peninsula Historical Society's design/build contractor to lead the design and construction of a new historical museum. The project includes the complete renovation of an existing building to serve as the New Gallery and Resource Center. Two new additions will also be constructed, one of which will house the Lobby, Administrative, and Collection Storage areas, and the other will house the 65' purse seiner, Shenandoah. When completed, the new Harbor History Museum will be an inviting, dynamic, and engaging way to experience the history of the Gig Harbor area.

Lacey City Hall Expansion
Lacey, WA

WPC was awarded the Lacey City Hall Expansion II Project on 3-14-08. It is a 24690sf addition, 3 stories plus basement concrete / steel structure. The exterior will match the existing split faced CMU with Portland cement stucco and metal shed roofs. There is also some remodel work in the existing building. This project has a 540 day duration.

Panorama Auditorium
Lacey, WA

WPC was awarded this prestigious Design/Build contract to provide a 200 seat Auditorium/Conference Center to the Panorama Campus in Lacey. This fast track project will proceed through design in the spring with a forecasted August construction start. The 9,700SF facility will host meetings, theater and all manner of performing arts once complete. The current design is a wood frame structure with composition roofing to match the adjacent Aquatic Center and integrate seamlessly into the Panorama campus.

Heritage Court
Olympia, WA

This 24,000SF 4 story office building in Olympia is nearing groundbreaking. The building will have a steel frame with large exposed concrete walls and a modern “Keith wall” cladding on the exterior.

Brooklake Community Church
Federal Way, WA

WPC is nearing construction completion on this 8,000 square foot addition to the Brooklake Community Church facility. The addition is a wood framed structure that will house the new Children's Worship Area.

NOAA - Kihei Facility Project, Phase II
National Marine Sanctuary, Maui, HI

The work of this project includes miscellaneous repairs and improvements at the National Marine Sanctuary in Maui, HI. The sanctuary's main goal is to promote comprehensive and coordinated management, research, education and long-term monitoring for the endangered humpback whale and its habitat.