BLRB Architects has more experience with large high school projects, complex modernization/addition projects and phased projects at occupied facilities than any other architectural firm in the State of Washington.
Auburn Mountainview High School | Auburn, Washington
BLRB designed a school that is traditional in style, energy-efficient in use of materials and resourceful in meeting challenges of of a severely sloping site.
Bow Lake Elementary School | SeaTac, Washington
Bow Lake Elementary School is all about integration, collaboration and team building. From the design stage to the final education program, the new Bow Lake Elementary School is a merging of two concepts under one new building.
Brighton Elementary School | Seattle, Washington
The design of the school was driven by two primary considerations. First, create small, personalized educational communities. Second, ensure that the school continues to serve as a vital community resource.
Fern Hill Elementary School | Tacoma, Washington
BLRB’s charge was to design a facility that first and foremost meets educational program goals, but that also celebrates the school’s long history and honors the community’s ties to the facility.
Garfield High School | Seattle, Washington
Garfield High School is an example of what can be accomplished on a very small, impacted urban site with multiple voices needing to be heard, and an architect enthused about helping turn a community landmark into something of which new generations can be proud.
Gig Harbor Civic Center | Gig Harbor, Washington
BLRB designed a new civic complex to unite municipal offices, provide much needed space for city staff, allow for public use and future expansion, and merge with adjacent park land.
Greenwood Elementary School | Seattle, Washington
BLRB’s design objective was clear: Restore the rich historical heritage of the structure while providing architecturally compatible additions to meet educational program requirements.
Hamilton Middle School | Seattle, Washington
Built in 1927 and known for its academic rigor, Hamilton International Middle School infuses a global perspective into daily curriculum, highlighting foreign language, math and science in addition to traditional subjects. The facility stands as a testament to excellent education and as a landmark to the city of Seattle and the Wallingford community.
Interlake High School | Bellevue, Washington
Originally slated as a modernization project, during the initial planning and design, BLRB realized a better way to achieve the school's educational goals. BLRB created a design that exceeds expectation.
Newport Heights Elementary School | Bellevue, Washington
When Bellevue School District moved to update its elementary schools to newly created standards, the question of whether to modernize Newport Heights or replace it loomed large. A resourceful and sustainability-minded architecture plan made it clear: build a new, long-lasting facility to meet the needs of students and community members while saving tax dollars.
Olympia High School | Olympia, Washington
BLRB’s design was highly creative in use of space, and construction on the $28 million project occurred in phases with a full 1,600 student body on campus.
Mount Rainier High School | Des Moines, Washington
BLRB delivered a new school that would better serve its educational needs as well as mitigate the impact of its location—all on a very tight budget.
Mount Tahoma High School | Tacoma, Washington
The goals of BLRB were to create a comprehensive, state-of-the-art high school that would support and enhance Mount Tahoma's educational program, celebrate its unique culture and traditions, and ultimately become a community landmark.
South Lake High School | Seattle, Washington
South Lake High School, both philosophically and figuratively, is all about connections. Connections are formed between students and teachers, students and other students, and school and community. BLRB's design supports and strengthens that notion.
South Shore K-8 School | Seattle, Washington
The South Shore K-8 School is helping to fulfill Seattle Public Schools' goal of better preparing students for the demands of a rapidly changing, globalized world through new levels of personalization, collaboration and synergy between disciplines and grade levels.
University Place Primary School | University Place, Washington
While building a new educational facility would surely draw students into the 21st century, University Place Primary School takes technological influences to a new level. Designed to give students a digital edge, the school features mobile computer labs, classroom voice enhancement systems, digital projectors and wireless networks. With such forward-thinking features, students are a click above the competition.