Photo courtesy of Garrett Rowland Originally built in 1983 and completely renovated in 2013, GitHub’s space is LEED Gold certified.
Location: Bellevue Contractor: Western Partitions Architect: IA Interior Architects Team: Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters; Foundation Building Materials; Spears Construction Supply; Armstrong World Industries; DeWalt; Hilti Interior Flexible Clay Ceramic Tile
Team: Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters; Foundation Building Materials; Spears Construction Supply; Armstrong World Industries; DeWalt; Hilti
GitHub is located in Bellevue’s central business district, in part of the Skyline Tower. The 24-story building features 18,534-square-foot, column-free floor plates, a 7,500-square-foot ground floor retail space, and an outdoor plaza. Amenities include a five-story underground parking garage, fitness center and bike room.
Originally built in 1983 and completely renovated in 2013, the building is LEED Gold certified. To modernize the space, the owner wanted to incorporate a very trendy variety of specialty ceiling elements.
This project involved a very complex and visually aesthetic ceiling system. Western Partitions successfully met the challenge to efficiently install intricate ceiling materials as originally designed while working around MEP elements and allowing for accessibility — all while adhering to critical Bellevue building code requirements.
The project team included BNBuilders and IA Interior Architects.
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