5-23-2024 | News
The Port of Seattle is poised to break ground this morning on the new Maritime Innovation Center at Fishermen’s Terminal.
The project comprises the adaptive reuse and transformation of the existing historic Ship Supply Building into a modern facility, which the port hopes will become “a globally recognized home for maritime innovation.”
It will serve as a new centralized hub for the city’s maritime industry professionals and, according to the port, will “bring together students and innovators from business, public agencies, and academia, along with community stakeholders to collaborate around maritime industry needs and opportunities.”
To achieve this, the Ship Supply Building, which dates to 1918, will be restored and modernized into a 15,000-square-foot facility with a mix of spaces for incubators, accelerators and anchor tenants, along with fabrication and reservable spaces for meetings, seminars and classes. Companion improvements include wayfinding and site signage, interpretative signage, and landscaping.
The DJC first reported on the project in August.
The Miller Hull Partnership has designed the new center, which Forma Construction Co. will build. The center is aiming for Living Building Challenge (LBC) certification and has high sustainability objectives such as having its own utility, generating its own energy, capturing its own water, and processing its own waste.
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