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AKA: City of Seattle, Police Department (SPD), SW Precinct Station, West Seattle, Seattle, WA
Structure Type: built works - public buildings - police stations
Designers: Arai Jackson Ellison Murakami, Architects + Planners, LLP (firm); Cree Construction Co., Incorporated (firm); Steven N. Arai (architect); James Whitley Ellison (architect); Clifford Jackson (architect); Richard Murakami (architect); Teresa Rodriguez (architect)
Dates: constructed 2001-2003
2 stories, total floor area: 28,000 sq. ft.
Overview
Steven Arai and Rich Murakami led the Arai Jackson Ellison Murakami Architects + Planners LLP design team on the Seattle Police Department's Southwest Precinct Station project during 2001-2003. They worked with Teresa Rodriguez, project manager for the City of Seattle, and the general contractor, Cree Construction Company, Incorporated, of Lynnwood, WA. The growth of the West Seattle neighborhood necessitated that the SPD's South Precinct (encompassing all of West Seattle) be divided to provide better police coverage. The SPC fact sheet on the Southwest Precinct stated: "When the new Southwest Precinct station opened on March 24, 2003, the South Precinct was split into southeast and southwest precincts, with the dividing line at Interstate 5." (See City of Seattle, Police Department, "Fact Sheet, Seattle Police Department, Southwest Precinct Station, 2300 SW Webster Street," accessed 08/09/2016.)
Tel: 206.733.9800 (2011);
PCAD id: 16112
