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Owner: Confidential
Architect: Sullivan Conard Architects
Completion: July 2006
Charter Construction extensively renovated this historic residence that was designed by the noted Seattle architect Arthur Loveless.
Major changes were performed on each of the home's three floors. Most dramatically, crews removed the existing elevator, then created much-needed storage areas in the recovered space. Charter's carpenters created custom trim work throughout the11,575 square foot home, meticulously matching the existing antique materials to the new sections being installed. Kitchen cabinets and tile were replaced, and new pavers were installed on the upper outside patio to create better drainage.
Charter crews overcame many challenges during the project, including the installation of structural steel upgrades. Throughout the residence, Charter rerouted ductwork, supplied heat and air conditioning to new areas and executed performance tests to ensure maximum equipment efficiency was achieved. Charter worked closely with both the client and the architect to make sure their needs were met through the entire construction process.
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