Tacoma's Maritime Center grew from a unique partnership between the Port and the school district. Prominently visible from downtown and the Foss Waterway, the two-building campus serves as the headquarters for a major international seaport, a workforce training hub for high school students across the region, and a civic destination that brings new energy and public life to the north end of the Foss Waterway.

Architecture, landscape, and educational approach are woven together to promote engagement, sustainable practices, and a nurturing environment at Bryant Montessori. 

A century-old landmark reawakened—carefully preserved, strategically modernized, and reconnected to its neighborhood to support equitable access, everyday safety, and inspired learning.

As a place of safety, learning, and cultural continuity, the design of Neah Bay School reflects deep connection to land and sea, transforming cultural values into a learning environment that safeguards and celebrates community life.

A historic Tacoma high school renewed through careful preservation, seismic strengthening, and full systems modernization.

Mount Vernon High School showcases more than just successful modernization; it’s a testament to embracing the potential of historic buildings, fostering campus connections, and rebuilding community trust.

The renewal of Kopachuck Middle School, transformed the 1980s-era building into a brighter, more functional environment for students and staff. The design enhances daily comfort and school pride through thoughtful updates that balance efficiency, warmth, and a renewed sense of community.