"Kevin Scott Setting The Pace - As industry workforce demand and STEM enrollment have grown rapidly across the State of Washington, WWU has developed new degree programs for electrical engineering and computer sciences to keep pace. Kaiser Borsari Hall provides a home for these new departments and creates multi-disciplinary learning environments and collaboration, teaming, and office spaces that foster innovation, investigation, and inspiration."
"Kevin Scott + 16 Architects: Perkins&Will Area of this architecture project Area: 53345 ft Completion year of this architecture project Year: 2024 Photographs:Kevin Scott Brands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Rieder Group, Forbo Flooring Systems, Interface, Armstrong Ceilings, Daltile, Guardian Glass, Intus Windows, Kalesnikoff, Kawneer, Mitsubishi Electric, Nora, Pioneer Millworks, Qcells Category: Educational Architecture, University Lead Team: Anthony Gianopoulos, Ryan Bussard, Andrew Clinch Design Team: Susan Clark, Tony DeEulio, Shanni Hanein, Devin Kleiner, Jesce Waltz, Jason McLennan, Joanna Jenkins, Melanie Baron"
Kaiser Borsari Hall is a 53,345 ft² educational facility completed in 2024 that houses new electrical engineering and computer science degree programs at WWU. The building creates multi-disciplinary learning environments, collaboration, teaming, and office spaces to foster innovation, investigation, and inspiration. Project leadership includes Anthony Gianopoulos, Ryan Bussard, and Andrew Clinch with a broader design team and consulting specialists in structural, civil, electrical, mechanical, lighting, landscape, and acoustics. General contractor and engineering partners include Mortenson, Coughlin Porter Lundeen, KPFF, VECA, McKinstry, Affiliated Engineers, Berger Partnership, Blanca Lighting Design, Morrison Hershfield, and Greenbusch. Specified manufacturers include Rieder Group, Forbo, Interface, Armstrong, Daltile, Guardian Glass, Intus, Kalesnikoff, Kawneer, Mitsubishi Electric, Nora, Pioneer Millworks, and Qcells.
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