Quantum Consulting Engineers provided the structural design for a one-story credit union branch. This project won a YES Award (Yakima’s Extra Special Award) presented by The Greater Yakima Chamber of Commerce. The YES Award recognizes businesses that have remodeled or completed new construction that adds aesthetic value and contributes to the betterment of the community.
Architect: EHS Design
Quantum Consulting Engineers provided structural design for a new 9,700 SF Anthony’s Restaurant in Richland at the Columbia Point Marina. The restaurant features seating for 344 guests, banquet facilities, a lounge, and outdoor decking. The glass wall provides sweeping views of the Columbia River and marina for guests dining at the restaurant.
The exposed timber wood decking and linked glulam beams provide a warm atmosphere within the dining room and lounge.
Architect: MG2
Quantum Consulting Engineers provided the structural engineering services for development of typical branch facilities for HAPO Community Credit Union. The branches typically contain approximately 2,500 to 4,600 square feet of enclosed space. Each branch consists of a main building with feature tower entry, drive through canopy, and miscellaneous site trellises. The structures are wood framed with conventional concrete foundations. The latest sites are designed to LEEDS standards.
Architect: EHS Design
Quantum Consulting Engineers provided structural design of Lexus of Bellevue, a $20-million, 273,000 SF upscale automobile dealership and corporate office building in Bellevue, Washington.
The exterior features a glass facade with precast and metal panels. The front framed portion of the facility contains showroom and office occupancy. The rear of the building is designed to accommodate 60 service bays for vehicle repair, plus four levels of parking for inventory, and employee and customer parking. This area is post-tensioned concrete construction.
Architect: EHS Design
Quantum Consulting Engineers provided structural design for the conversion of an existing 3,800 square foot brush manufacturing warehouse into a dramatic two-story beer hall in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle. The space also includes a restaurant kitchen and business office, and the cafe area features a thirty-foot long beer bar with a dynamically curved steel mezzanine that is suspended within the two-story hall.
Architect: Bjarko Serra Architects