Mixed-Use

Quantum Consulting Engineers provided structural and temporary shoring design for their mixed-use and multi-family residential building. Located at the northern edge of Seattle’s Eastlake neighborhood at the corner of East Allison Street and Eastlake Avenue, this project adds high quality, contemporary condominium units to the desirable Eastlake neighborhood.  The project contains 52 units, comprising approximately 85,000 SF, including below grade parking and street level retail spaces.  Along Eastlake, retail shops activate the streetscape. Parking is located behind the retail spaces and below grade.

Architect: Johnson-Architecture and Planning

The Lake Park Townhomes are comprised of seven luxury, three level units overlooking the southern end of Lake Washington. They feature high end materials and finishes, including steel stringer stairs, private entries, two car garages, floor to ceiling sliding doors, and lots of natural light. Structural challenges included close coordination during construction of mechanical and electrical trades, flush framing throughout, and many long cantilever roof and deck elements.

Architect: Lake Park Ventures LLC

Quantum Consulting Engineers provided structural design for four 4-story identical multi-family buildings each consisting of 3 stacked levels of residential units over one at-grade level of enclosed parking. The 144 apartment units are wood-framed and supported on top of concrete post-tensioned slabs above the parking level. Foundations consist of concrete mat slabs due to the soft compressible and liquefiable soils that exist at this site, which is located along the Columbia Rive

Architect: CDA + Pirscher Architects, Inc

Quantum Consulting Engineers provided structural design services for a 61-unit apartment building for low income and homeless seniors. The 45,000-square-foot complex will have studios and one-bedrooms, a library, computer center, communal kitchen, fitness room, classroom, manager’s office and service space, and green features.

Architect: Runberg Architecture Group

Quantum Consulting Engineers provided structural and temporary shoring design for this mixed-use residential apartments build­ing located on 14th Avenue. Located in the Pike-Pine neighborhood on Capitol Hill, this project adds high quality, contemporary multi-family residential units to the bustling community. The seven-story building developed by Madrona Real Estate of Seattle contains 108 living units, in­cluding below grade parking with 79 parking spaces and 7,200 square feet of street level retail spaces.

REO Flats is named for Ransom E. Olds, who was a pioneer in the American auto industry. The Oldsmobile brand was named after him, and the car company once operated on Capitol Hill’s historic auto row where the new building is now located. REO Flats includes the original masonry facade of a 1925 structure that was on the site, and the entry is lined with brick salvaged from the Supply Laundry Building in South Lake Union. A 32-by-42-foot tall mural painted on the south side of the building depicts the REO Speed Wagon, considered to be the ancestor of the pickup truck.

Architect: Johnson Architecture & Planning