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Lance Wadkins has provided architectural services for individual projects since 1976. As Lead Architect/Architectural Reviewer, Mr. Wadkins’ recent relevant design experience includes: Lead Architect: Relocate PCS Offices, Port of Seattle, SeaTac, WA. This project relocated the Port Construction Services staff from 5000 SF of office space in two separate locations to a refurbished 12,000 SF office space in the Kilroy Airport Center. Work included furniture inventory and layout in the new space, purchase lists for new furniture and equipment, Building Code Analysis, computer room design, HVAC retrofit, plumbing and fire sprinkler design, electrical retrofit, LAN and phone system design, scheduling of the office move, and permitting with the City of SeaTac. The project was accomplished on an extremely tight schedule. Construct New Baggage Handling Platform, Northwest Airlines/Port Construction Services/SeaTac Airport, SeaTac, WA. This project provided for construction of a new steel-framed baggage handling platform and steel stairs located on the flightline at SeaTac International Airport. Physical Education Building Shower Room Renovation, Olympic College, Bremerton, WA. This renovation consists of replacement of gang showers and the addition of isolation valves and a backflow prevention device at the main Physical Education facility at a community college. Animal Intelligence Software Tenant Improvement, Silverdale, WA. This project consists of production of contract documents for construction of a tenant lease space, furniture selection, interior design and construction administration for an existing building. The space consists of a second floor tenant leased space of 2,064 square feet. This project includes approximately 1/8th of the building space, and will provide the tenant with a renovated HVAC system, electrical system, and data network. Construction Support included review of contractor submittals, processing “requests for information” and progress reviews. Construct Maintenance Facility, Mission Creek Youth Camp, Belfair, WA. The Mission Creek Youth Camp is a secure facility consisting of multiple buildings. This project provided for demolition of an existing pole building used for equipment storage, and construction of a 5100 GSF Maintenance Facility with shops, administrative spaces, and restrooms. The structure is a pre-engineered metal building on a reinforced concrete foundation and slab on grade. The facility includes high intensity lighting and power distribution systems, and is heated with electric space heaters and unit heaters in the high bay areas. OC Science Bathroom Remodel, Olympic College, Bremerton, WA. This project provides complete Architectural and Interior Design for the renovation and structural repairs of the Men’s & Women’s restrooms. Mechanical and electrical engineering were included in this project, as was Construction Support, including review of contractor submittals, processing “requests for information” and progress reviews. OC Physical Plant Demolition, Olympic College, Bremerton, WA. This 11,500 SF building was a hazard due to non-reinforced masonry construction and was prone to catastrophic collapse during a sufficient earthquake event. The portion of the building posing the greatest risk to occupants and students was demolished, including a forty-foot tall abandoned chimney. This building also showed indications of foundation related movement. Construction Support included review of contractor submittals, processing “requests for information” and progress reviews. Bremerton School District Maintenance Facility Schematic Design. This project provides for the schematic design of a new Maintenance Facility and Transportation Headquarters, including demolition of an antiquated elementary school, which currently serves the Bremerton School District as its Maintenance Facility, Transportation Headquarters, and Building Trades Shops. Replacement of this facility would be with a new 29,000 SF facility on the existing site. A bus parking and washing area was also included in the site development design. HVAC Improvements at General Administration Building, Olympia, WA. The state General Administration Building is a 236,000 SF, five story building with a diverse occupancy. Users report poor indoor air quality, and desire a thorough cleaning of the entire HVAC system including ductwork, plenums, coils, air handling units, etc. The project scope includes extensive air quality sampling for VOC’s, temperature, relative humidity and carbon dioxide levels. The work included field investigation to define current conditions and flow monitoring. The building was evaluated for other possible improvements to improve air quality. HVAC Improvements at Irving Newhouse Building, Olympia, WA. The Irving Newhouse Building on the Capitol Campus is a 32,000 SF two story building with basement, which houses offices for state Senators, training facilities for Senate pages, and support spaces. The project included evaluation of options for converting the building into the campus wide chilled water system and/or installation of chiller/condenser units. Redesign of the HVAC system resulted in redesign of ceiling portions for most of the building. HVAC Improvements at 1007 Washington Building, Olympia, WA. The 1007 Washington Street building is a 10,000 SF facility occupied by the Secretary of State’s election offices, and the State House printing shops. It is a two-story, glass curtain wall structure. The building required a new HVAC system be designed to serve the east end of the building. Maintenance Facility Addition, Kitsap County Fire District 1, Silverdale, WA. The addition provides for the addition of a 1035 GSF maintenance bay with a new hydraulically operated 70,000-pound vehicle lift. An existing 455 square foot tool room was enclosed, insulated, and provided with forced-air gas heat and 120V electrical service, and an automated card based fueling system was designed with an electronic control panel mounted on the exterior of the new building. Replace Underground Heat Pipe System, Olympic College, Bremerton, WA. This project included field surveys and mapping of underground utilities throughout the campus area and provided for demolition and replacement of 7000 lf of hot water supply and return piping in a utilidor, construction support, including review of contractor submittals, processing “requests for information” and progress reviews. The utilidor included a cable tray and fiber optic cabling with excess capacity for future expansion of the college’s data network. Site & Facility Improvements, Twin Transit, Centralia, WA. These projects include construction of a new bus storage facility and for design of a four-bay bus washing and fueling facility. The Bus Storage Facility was an 8000 SF, ten-bay transit bus storage facility. The structure is a pre-engineered metal building with metal wall panels and roof, on a reinforced concrete foundation and slab on grade. The facility includes high intensity lighting and power distribution systems. Civil site work included extension of utilities, including a sanitary sewer upgrade, storm drainage, and sidewalk extensions for ADA compliance. Structural design included foundation, wall, and roof structure. Electrical design included primary electrical service from existing overhead power line, interior power and lighting, power for new sanitary sewer station, and exterior lighting with photocell controls. Design of the 3200 SF four-bay pre-engineered transit bus washdown and fueling facility included a metal building with metal wall panels and roof, on a reinforced concrete foundation and slab on grade. The facility includes high intensity lighting and power distribution systems. Mechanical design for installation of plumbing system including toilets, showers, sinks, and clothes washers. The fueling portion of the design included a 5000-gallon fire rated above ground tank, distribution piping, and fuel dispensers. Academic Support Facility, Fairchild AFB, WA. This project provided for the design of a new 42,300 square-foot facility to be located on the Survival School Campus at Fairchild AFB. Aero Controls, 747/767 Hangar Concept Design, Bremerton National Airport, Bremerton, WA. This project provided a concept design for a aircraft refurbishment facility consisting of a 72,500 square-foot 747 hangar, a 50,500 square-foot 767 hangar, a 51,000 square-foot administrative building, and associated aprons and taxiways. Hangars Unlimited, Hangar Concept Design, Bremerton National Airport, Bremerton, WA. Preliminary Site Design of four 8650 square-foot hangars and a 200,000 square-foot apron extension. |
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