Mixed Use & Residential Projects

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Escala Condominiums, Seattle, WA
Completed: September 2009

New $95 million, 30 story condominium tower with 280 units, 11,500 square feet of retail space on the ground floor and an additional 8 levels of below grade parking. Inspections include shoring, shotcrete reinforced concrete, post-tensioned concrete, epoxy grouted anchors, non-shrink grout, expansion anchors, structural steel fabrication and erection.

 

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1823 Terry Avenue Mixed use, Seattle, WA
Completed: October 2009

New $27 million, 38-story mixed use tower. Inspections include reinforced concrete, baseplate grout, epoxy and expansion anchors, structural masonry, structural steel fabrication and erection, ultrasonic testing and load testing.

 

 

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Mirabella at South Waterfront, Portland, OR
Completed: June 2009

$221 million 30-story slim tower design retirement community constructed with certification goal of LEED Platinum. Inspections include reinforced concrete, shotcrete, ultrasonic testing, floor flatness testing and structural steel fabrication and erection.

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2201 Ninth Avenue Mixed Use, Seattle, WA
Completed: September 2009

New $70 million mixed use project consisting of a 19 story tower over 6 below grade parking levels and a 12 story office tower totaling 700,000 square feet. Inspections include shoring, reinforced concrete, post-tensioned concrete, epoxy grouted anchors, expansion anchors and structural steel fabrication and erection.

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Eighth & Virginia, Seattle, WA
Completed: October 2009

New 650,000 square foot tower with 36 stories over 6 levels of below grade parking. Inspections include shoring, reinforced concrete, post tension concrete, epoxy grouted anchors, structural steel fabrication and erection, and ultrasonic testing.

 

 

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Four Seasons Hotel, Seattle, WA
Completed: September 2008

New $93 million, 310,000 square foot, 21 story hotel and condominium tower with 149 guest rooms and 30 condominium units. Inspections include shoring, reinforced concrete, batch-plant inspection for high strength concrete, post-tension concrete, masonry and structural steel.

 

 

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Lincoln Square, Bellevue, WA
Completed: September 2007

Multiphased, $510 million project consisting of a 650,000 square foot, 30 story office tower plus a mixed use building with a 2,142 space parking garage, and 330,000 square foot retail podium and residential/hotel tower with 148 high-end condominiums and 303 room four star hotel. Inspections include soil nailing, reinforced concrete, post tension concrete, shotcrete, structural steel fabrication and erection, epoxy grouted anchors, expansion anchors, off-site soils, turbidity testing, monitoring/replacement of oil and grease catch basin inserts, masonry, fireproofing, steel decking, and crack monitoring of the Paccar Building.

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Benson Tower, Portland, OR
Completed: April 2007

$30 million, 27 story residential tower constructed of reinforced concrete cast-in-place decks, as opposed to the usual post-tension deck construction. Inspections include shoring, soil nail grout, reinforced concrete, shotcrete, masonry, structural steel fabrication and erection, and epoxy and mechanical anchors.

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The Cosmopolitan, Seattle, WA
Completed: February 2007

$100 million, 33-story, 250 unit condominium tower. Inspections include shoring reinforced and precast concrete, batch-plant inspection for the 8,000 psi and 10,000 psi concrete, post-tension concrete, masonry and structural steel erection.

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2200 Westlake Mixed Use, Seattle, WA
Completed: October 2006

$ 200 million, 550,000 square foot mixed use project featuring a hoteltower and 2 condominium towers with retail space below and underground parking. The high-strength for this project was required to meet 8,000-psi at 56 days, it was meeting that requirement at 7 days. Mayes Testing Engineers, Inc. met with the building department consistant early high strength of the concrete, Mayes Testing Engineers, Inc. was able to get the inspection requirement reduced to 10%. Inspections include shoring, reinforced concrete, post-tension, shotcrete, reinforced masonry, structural brick, precast panel attachments, structural steel welding, batch plant inspection of 8,000-psi concrete. Also Provided an on-site laboratory.