We were delighted to be interviewed by I+S Design Magazine with our collaborators at Opsis Architecture about the newly opened, Mass Plywood Panel, sustainable Redmond Senior & Community Center in City of Redmond, WA. Our team members, Sierra Borsari, AIA and Jack Chaffin were part of this exciting design conversation. You can read the article at the link below. Special thanks to our consultants at Revolution Public Relations for securing us this coverage. #communitycenter #seniorcenter #MPP #masstimber #massplywood #massplywoodpanels #recreationcenter #gymnasium #sustainabledesign #LEED #LEEDgold #seniorcommunity #reccenter #washingtonarchitect #redmondwashington #redmondwa
We are excited to share I+S Design Magazine’s latest feature on the Redmond Senior & Community Center, which highlights our collaboration with Johnston Architects on this new facility that centers wellness and nature in its design. The center, designed to achieve LEED Gold, replaces the former Senior Center and offers amenities and public spaces, such as a dedicated lounge and library tailored to Redmond's seniors, while also providing community and recreational facilities for all ages. The building integrates wellness through thoughtful design elements, ranging from color schemes and lighting fixtures tailored to an aging population to exercise amenities like the gymnasium and raised walk/jog track. It also supports sustainability through energy-efficient systems and celebrates local arts and culture with integrated art both inside and outside the center. Check out the full article for more: https://ow.ly/yRqf50SY2PZ Photos courtesy of the City of Redmond and Carpentry Plus, Inc. Client: City of Redmond, WA Associate Architect: Johnston Architects Contractor: Absher Construction Article: i+s Landscape: Groundswell Studio Structural: Lund Opsahl Civil/Environmental: Herrera Environmental MEP: PAE Signage: Mayer/Reed, Inc. Lighting: LITTLEFISH LIGHTING, INC. Public Engagement: EnviroIssues Cost: DCW Cost Management