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Inspirus Credit Union Headquarters

Tukwila, WA

JMA designed this campus addition and overall renovation for Inspirus Credit Union’s corporate headquarters. Inspirus acquired its neighboring parcel and sought to expand its existing 33,000 SF facility by working around the existing building, not tearing it down. The project design incorporates elements of the existing building with the window patterning and façade treatments while upgrading the finishes to a natural stone cladding on the east façade, and metal panel elements on the south façade. The roof over the addition is clad in metal panel and is “v” in shape, opening the edges with simulated wood softs.

Titan Electric

Seattle, WA

JMA provided a full scope of services including a furniture package for the renovation of Titan Electric’s 20,200 SF facility on Harbor Island. The facility includes warehouse space and a 2-story office. The first floor features office space, co-ed locker rooms, restrooms, and an open office and reception area. The mezzanine includes a break room, open office space as well as a private office and lounge area.

large internet company

Detroit, MI

For this office tenant improvement in Detroit, JMA worked alongside the client through multiple iterations of space plans and schematic designs under an expedited timeline. The updated finishes and furnishings resulted in a rejuvenated work environment. JMA was on-site to orchestrate the seamless process of moving from design to construction in an occupied office space.

Large Internet Company

Lockport, NY

JMA completed a full office build-out for this high-tech client near Buffalo, NY. We provided interior design for the 50,000 SF office space, which includes offices, collaboration and meeting spaces, unique working "cubbies", a cafeteria, and lounge areas.

JMA participated in an off-site design charrette to collaborate with the client on the design, and completed the majority of the work in a single day.

Summit Healthcare Headquarters

Bellevue, WA

This remodel included a redesign of an existing office space to provide an open office plan including areas for a call center and administrative work. The space was reconfigured to create office areas open to the surrounding light and views of downtown Bellevue. JMA provided an extensive art installation, leveraging the natural light in the existing building to bring interest and movement to the circulation and work spaces of the building.

AEI Music

Seattle, WA

JMA restored this building’s exterior to its original 1920s era design after decades of remodeling. The interior was renovated with new conference rooms, restrooms, open and private offices, a raised roof and a spiral staircase.

Prologis

Multiple Locations, WA

For over 25 years, JMA has cultivated successful relationships with this large property management company. Our team has continuously provided design services encompassing over 20 million SF of industrial and office properties. Over the past 5 years, JMA has kept pace with Prologis as their holdings have expanded tremendously, and we are proud to continue furthering their successes. 

maud building

Seattle, WA

The Maud Building is a 3-story unreinforced masonry building (URM) built in 1889 in Pioneer Square. Previously a rooming house, the building was converted into 2 levels of professional offices and one level of retail or art space. JMA provided the entire design, and managed full seismic upgrades, which were completed over a 2-year period while the building was occupied by a design firm.

evergreen eye center

Burien, WA

Evergreen Eye Center’s Burien location was the first location of the practice to not reside in a building originally designed for medical offices. Sitting in a retail tenant space in an urban mixed-use building across from Burien’s City Hall, the space presented several design challenges. The building included a split-floor level with associated entry points, and the projection of an upper parking area into the space which reduced the floor to structure height to 8’-6” in some areas.