Washington Public Health Laboratory: PHL Addition

Shoreline, Washington

ROLE: architecture

SCOPE OF WORK: facility design, project management, and construction administration

STATUS: completed 2011

CONSTRUCTION COSTS: $5.0 million

PROJECT TEAM:

	Johnson+Southerland (architect)
	CUH2A, Atlanta (lab/MEP)
	Springline Design (civil engineer)
	MA Wright, LLC (structural engineer)
	BN Builders (general contractor)

CLIENT: Washington State Department of Public Health

Acting as Associate and Design Architect, Johnson+Southerland teamed up with the Miller|Hull Partnership for this 10,000 square foot addition to the existing Public Health Laboratory in Shoreline, Washington. The new lab facility provides space for central accessioning and receiving of all samples for the lab as well as space for TB, Bacteriology, Virology and Unknown testing and analysis.

In a previous project for the Public Health Department, Steve Southerland, acting as Principal-in-Charge for the Miller|Hull Partnership, provided design and project management for a 12,000 square foot Newborn Screening wing completed in the summer of 2000.