Projects Totaling 2M+ SF

With a portfolio that spans the globe, Prologis is ranked as the largest industrial real estate investment trust in the country. Kathy Craft and the Craft Architects team have been managing Prologis' Puget Sound portfolio for several years, as well as assisting with numerous tenant improvements for Fortune 500 businesses such as DHL and FedEx. We continue to conduct ongoing site feasibility studies and due diligence for site acquisitions and new construction.

Georgetown Crossroads
Seattle, WA

A one of a kind three-floor 590,000 SF fulfillment center located in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood.

Fife Distribution Center
Tacoma, WA
Craft provided design and construction administration services for Prologis’ 241,000 SF speculative shell building in Fife.

Prologis Park Sumner
Seattle, WA
130,000 SF tenant improvement for Progressive International.

Prologis Park SeaTac 
NAIOP Industrial Development of the Year Finalist
Seattle, WA
Craft Architects completed two buildings near Seatac Airport totaling nearly 245,000 SF and completed multiple tenant improvements for third party logistics companies within the Park. These buildings are unique in that the floor slabs are sloped at one-half percent from one end to the other which reduced the site excavation by 45,000 cubic yards resulting in significant savings for the owner. The buildings also include triple stacked panels and multiple tenant entries to allow leasing flexibility from one to eight tenants per building.

BC Hothouse
Fife, WA
43,000 SF tenant improvement including a 15,000 SF 45°F cooler and a 19,000 SF 52°F cooler integrated into the loading dock, used to store tomatoes and cucumbers.

Coastal Pacific Foods
Fife, WA
6,200 SF retrofit freezer and 6,000 SF cooler in existing 94,000 SF storage warehouse.

Kent, Washington
306,457 SF

DCG One Tenant Improvement 131,250 SF

Dupont, Washington
250,000 SF

Kent, Washington
438,800 SF

NAIOP Commercial Interiors and Industrial Development of the Year Finalist

Paine Field, Snohomish County, Washington
240,000 SF

Snoqualmie, Washington
75,119 SF

Addition              111,250 SF
Mezzanine           22,010 SF
Total Building    302,746 SF

NAIOP Industrial Development of the Year Finalist
(A Division of Esterline)
Paine Field, Snohomish County, Washington
216,000 SF

Craft has been working with the owners of RSS Management since 2003. Projects have varied from feasibility studies to tenant improvements to build-to-suits for industrial, commercial, and retail tenants.

Univera Healthcare  76,000 SF
NAIOP Industrial Development of the Year Finalist
When asked by the development team to design a new two-story ground-up facility, we were told it would be a fast-track project to meet the tenant's start-up deadline. Rising to the challenge included creating a flexible building design for multiple tenants and adding the City of Lacey to the team in order to meet these deadlines. Within two weeks the architectural and structural shell design was completed and a week later the permit issued. In less than five months, Poe Construction completed the building and tenant improvements, allowing Univera Healthcare to move in on schedule.

Greenwood Retail Block
A city block in the Greenwood neighborhood of Seattle was acquired by RSS Management in 2013.  The block consists of seven different buildings, each hold, at times, a different cherished story in this north-end neighborhood.  Craft has worked throughout 2013 to bring each unique retail building back to life and revitalize this active community.

Allwest (67,000 SF)
A new data storage facility and offices at Meridian Campus Business Park in Lacey, WA. Designed to complement the Univera design.

Ideal Furniture (85,250 SF)
A new multi-tenant building that includes Washington Insulation.

Aquaquip
A new exposed wood frame retail building in Shoreline that can be easily coveted to multi-tenant with interior and exterior metal siding and stacked stone.

Miscellaneous tenant improvements including EcoNet, Weyerhaeuser, and Napa Auto.

Miscellaneous site and feasibility studies for potential acquisitions or build-to-suit opportunities.

(Acquired by Industrial Income Trust)
Sumner, Washington
440,000 SF

(10) branches varying from 2,000 to 3,500 SF
(40+) ATM and N.D. deployment project across 5 states
Concept Development: 
     Micro-branch: Bainbridge
     New Concept Branch: Puyallup

In 2010, Craft started a relationship with Washington Federal. Our first project together was to replace their Edmonds branch with a new ground-up facility. 

Washington Federal was pleased with our high quality of customer service and competitive fees. We have continued to work with Washington Federal on different sites, providing them with a variety of architectural services from small facilities related projects, remodels, 40+ multi-state ATM roll-out program, new concept development, site due diligence and de novo branches. 

Opus Bank first focused on absorbing and rebranding the network of Cascade Bank branches in the community. The bank then strategically added branches in new key markets that aligned with their branching profile. 

At this time Opus sought out to find a prime downtown Seattle location. A Tully Coffee location a Fourth and Union was leased. The building is a protected historical building and the retail space has prime street presence and an enormous quantity of walking and vehicular trips every day. Craft developed a highly transparent downtown branch location with an impressive board room at street level, branded teller line and inviting lobby space.

Tacoma, Washington
67,090 SF

Seattle, Washington
14,800 SF

Vancouver and Seattle, Washington

Multiple landlord make-ready projects, reposition marketing packages and tenant improvement projects for Westfield Malls in the South Center and Vancouver Mall's.