VA Puget Sound Mental Health & Research Building
Providing Respect and Compassion for Veterans and Their Families
Location:
Seattle, Washington
Client:
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Architect:
Stantec
Additional collaborations with Stantec:
Size:
203,000 Square Feet
Year Completed:
2017
Certification:
LEED Silver
Sector:
Expertise:
The seven-story MHR building includes 203,000 square feet of space dedicated to mental health services and research, as well as administrative offices. The facility also contains laboratory space with standard equipment. The building is comprised of blast-protected curtain wall and metal panel façade.
The Clark team demolished 63,000 square feet of existing structures currently onsite.
The Phase II work included the extension of major utilities from the campus Energy Center to the new building, extensive civil grading and retaining-wall work, sidewalks and plaza flat work. Work also included walkways, and paving and road work from the campus entry drive through the new patient drop off areas in front of the new facility.
The MHR facility achieved LEED® Silver certification. Sustainable elements include an atrium with skylights and two interior courtyards.
Project News
- In Solidarity At VA Puget Sound Health Care System December 23, 2019
- Clark Returns to the Pacific Northwest March 03, 2015
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