Parkview- Bank of America- Office Tower Bellevue, Washington Parkview represents an architectural concept model for approximately thirty levels of class A office space and three penthouse levels along Northeast Fourth Street in Bellevue above a two level retail base. Parkview is located along an edge of the downtown central business districts 450’ zoning footprint. Occu- pants will have virtually uninterrupted views south and west to Mount Rainier and the Seattle skyline above lower buildings across fourth avenue. A slim structure profile and dramatically sculpted glass top reflect tight site constraints while distributing gen- erous amounts of daylight into the spaces. Due to site adjacencies and lot restrictions parking is distributed below grade as well as above a retail base. The initial study was used for an informal City of Bellevue rezon- ing study for increased building heights and shaped architectural tops. Client- Aspen Growth Properties Cost- $350 Million estimated Project status- Design Review 2009 Contractor- NA www.parix.org Parkview- Bank of America Office Tower, Bellevue
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Parkview- Bank of America- Office TowerBellevue, Washington
Parkview represents an architectural concept model for approximately thirty levels of class A office space and three penthouse levels along Northeast Fourth Street in Bellevue above a two level retail base.
Parkview is located along an edge of the downtown central business districts 450’ zoning footprint. Occu-pants will have virtually uninterrupted views south and west to Mount Rainier and the Seattle skyline above lower buildings across fourth avenue.
A slim structure profile and dramatically sculpted glass top reflect tight site constraints while distributing gen-erous amounts of daylight into the spaces. Due to site adjacencies and lot restrictions parking is distributed below grade as well as above a retail base. The initial study was used for an informal City of Bellevue rezon-ing study for increased building heights and shaped architectural tops.
Client- Aspen Growth Properties Cost- $350 Million estimatedProject status- Design Review 2009Contractor- NA
www.parix.orgParkview- Bank of America Office Tower, Bellevue
www.parix.orgParkview- Bank of America Office Tower, Bellevue
Bank of America- Interim SiteBellevue, Washington
A temporary relocation of Bank of Amer-ica Branch from its current site while the current site is being redesigned for a high rise office tower. Project features use of mod-ular structures with exterior envelope pro-viding a sense of permanent structure. Programmed for two drive-through tellers and parking.
Massing forms and glazing positioned to accentuate building functions, all com-bined with a simple palette of materials to create a unique and visually expres-sive building of commerce. The design offers a designated entrance accessi-ble from the corner, weather protected, glazed storefront directly adjacent to the street and unique juxtapositions of ma-terials combined to make the temporary structure fit within the urban context and a good neighbour to adjacent properties.
Client- Aspen Growth Properties Cost- $0.3 Million estimatedProject status- Design Review Complete 2009Contractor- NA
www.parix.orgParkview- Bank of America Office Tower, Bellevue
www.parix.orgBank of America, Interim Branch, Bellevue
www.parix.orgBank of America, Interim Branch, Bellevue
1200 Stewart StreetMixed Use Project, Seattle
Programmed for two 35 story identical residential and hotel towers over a five storyamenity podium with 250,000 sf of retail and commercial space at the street level with eight level below grade parking structure for 900 parkingbstalls in Denny Triangle neighbourhood with a total of 1,284,000 gsf.
The project will provide 340 residential units, 260 room hotel, roof top gardens and swimming pool. Tower roof tops to comprise of indoor outdoor community social spaces. The project is designed for LEED Silver.
Design for Gymboree Play & Music with a goal of fostering creativity and confi-dence in children ages 0-5. This global leader in early childhood development programs aims to provide age-appropri-ate activities that help develop the cogni-tive, physical and social skills of children as they play. It is recognized for parent involvement, encouraging participation in and understanding of each child’s development. The design goals were to create an environment where children are free to move, play and explore safely.
Complete- 2009Client- Gymboree Play & Music,Bellevue Square, Bellevue Collection, BellevueContractor- GLY ConstructionArchitect- Sclater Partners ArchitectsRole- project designer and man-
