Mahlum

Mahlum was recently recognized for the ONEder Grant in support of evolving research on how design influences the human experience. Thank you One Workplace for the opportunity to advance our understanding of designing student learning experiences for the future!

As featured in The Architect's Newspaper, we've unveiled the design of Haggett Hall, the all-electric⁠ 230,000 SF residence hall and wellness center at the University of Washington, in partnership with TenBerke. ⁠ The new residence hall is set to welcome 800 students, marking the completion of a significant chapter in UW’s decade-long effort to expand North Campus and enhance on-campus housing options. "With access to nature at its core and framed by the two wings, residents are continually connected to natural systems" (Anne Schopf, FAIA). With a focus on first and second-year students, the building is perched on a hill at the northern edge of campus. “Whether walking through the forest courtyard, looking out their window into the arboreal layer, or enjoying distant views of the Cascade Range, students receive restorative energy that enhances their well-being" (Anne Schopf, FAIA). ⁠ Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g_-t-XsA Project Team: TenBerke, University of Washington, Andersen Construction, GGN, Coughlin Porter Lundeen, IMEG, Morrison Hershfield, DARKLIGHT Design A3 Acoustics, LLP, Studio Pacifica, Studio SC

We're thrilled to have GLY join our team in delivering on Snoqualmie Valley Health's bold vision to transform care in the region! We're going to do BIG things together!!!

Aldrich partnered with Mahlum for this years’ Seattle Design Festival where thousands of spectators descended on South Lake Union over the weekend. Mahlum’s Lofty Lines themed installation focused on sustainable practices. “What if we made more sustainable daily choices?” What if we all hung our clothes out to dry? Think of the resources we could save in our communities. #designWHATIF As the build partner for the project, Aldrich team members constructed solid-footed wood supports from which lines of donated clothing and linens were strung. The resulting sustainably conscious breezy display “sparked joy” as intended and was designed as portable for reuse without disturbing the soil. We always enjoy working with the creative team at Mahlum – thank you for the opportunity! #architects #generalcontractor #building #relationships #sustainableliving #ingenuity #sparkingjoy A+ special thank you to Ted Clevenger, Matt Perhatch, John Beaston, PJ Bauser, Kyle White, Jonathan Teng, AIA, Derek Groves, and Corrie Rosen. https://lnkd.in/g59PmX94

A big thank you to Abby Dacey, Pip Allen, Rene Berndt, AIA LEED AP, Erik Kabusreiter, and Kristen Fallin, for leading a fantastic tour through the mass timber and wood-framed Lakeridge Middle School Project in Lake Oswego, Oregon! Designed by Mahlum and KPFF Consulting Engineers, and built by Skanska, the school features Acoustical Dowel Laminated Timber by StructureCraft, Glulam beams, salvaged whole tree trunk columns by WholeTrees® Structures, long-span open-web wood chord trusses by RedBuilt, LLC, and energy saving light framed wood walls with extra-tall wood-sheathed shearwalls in the gymnasium. A great example of how a multitude of different wood products can be brought together to optimize efficient spans and economy in a project with a variety of different sized spaces.

Our Lakeridge Middle School design team enjoyed the chance to share the [many] types of wood construction with the WoodWorks audience 🙌

Here’s your reminder to stop by and check out our installation at the Seattle Design Festival this weekend! “Lofty Lines” is our take on the festival’s theme “What If?” - Clotheslines blowing in the breeze evoke a time when simple tasks connected communities. Explore how these flowing cotton partitions remind us that looking to the past can lead to a healthier, more connected future. Seattle Design Festival Block Party This Saturday & Sunday (August 17 & 18) Lake Union Park, Seattle WA Architecture: Mahlum Structural: Coughlin Porter Lundeen Construction: Aldrich + Associates Lumber Donation: Gray Lumber Company Inc https://lnkd.in/gqQen9dG #designWHATIF #seattledesignfestival #seadesignfest #designfestival

We are in the punch stage of the final phase of the Residential Village at the University of Washington Bothell! Thank you to our partners Andersen Construction and Capstone Development Partners, LLC for all the teamwork!

We are excited to collaborate with Edmonds School District on their New Middle School on the former Alderwood Middle School site. Partnering with Ko Wibowo from Architecture for Everyone, we will discover what it means to create a campus facilitating a sense of belonging and affirming the culturally and linguistically diverse school community. Stay tuned for project updates as we dive into design! Read the full article Daily Journal of Commerce article here: https://lnkd.in/gjMKM_Ci

Our partners at Summit Pacific Medical Center recently celebrated a major construction milestone with a beam signing ceremony. Community members, staff, and a local turkey (yes a turkey) signed the beam which will live in memoriam at the hospital. Opening in Summer 2025, the 32,000 SF expansion, aims to double the hospital’s emergency department and inpatient bed capacity. With a growing community population, the expansion will enhance Summit Pacific’s operations to “build the healthiest community in the nation.“ And to support further hospital fundraising efforts, Mahlum staff members Rodrigo Meira, PJ Bauser, and Brett Dunnam joined Summit Pacific this past weekend for their Tour De Wellness bike ride. Special thanks to our design and construction team who are helping Summit Pacific realize their vision! Owner: Summit Pacific Medical Center Contractor: Absher Construction Company Architect: Mahlulm Landscape Architect: Brumbaugh Associates Structural: Degenkolb Engineers Civil: Olympic Engineering MEP: PAE Consulting Engineers Acoustic: The Greenbusch Group Envelope: RDH Building Science #healthcare #healthcaredesign #beamsigning #healthycommunities