KDW was hired to demolish and completely reconstruct an existing storage facility at Bellefield Yard Satellite facility.   The resulting new 2,400 sf facility was built in a Northwest style, using durable steel and masonry materials and featuring an accessible bathroom.

KDW converted the old area of the Driftwood Key Community’s bathhouse into a game room for children, replaced the pool’s apron and edge, and constructed a new ADA-compliant bathhouse that includes a pool equipment room, storage, and solar panels that provide an efficient heat source for pool water. This project was a huge success for the community and stayed within its original budget of $125,000.

This existing multi-level building did not meet ADA requirements. KDW provided studies to the City of Bellevue that identified the most cost-effective options for providing ADA access throughout the facility.

KDW was hired to replace an out-of-date, outgrown maintenance facility for a large Bellevue cemetery. The new facility was located in a new, more centrally-located area of the site and included service bays, vehicle storage, marker shop, maintenance offices, and locker rooms. The primary design objective was to screen this facility from its surrounding residential neighborhood by designing it partway under grade, and surrounding the site with elegant landscape and plantings.

KDW was responsible for renovating an existing wood-framed storage shed to create a pleasant classroom environment overlooking the natural area of Mercer Slough Park. The facility is still in use today for ongoing nature studies and group meetings in conjunction with park tours. The renovation also provided secured storage for trail maintenance equipment on the lower level of the facility.