Glenn Madawi
Superintendent
Summary of Qualifications
A long-time Charter team member, Glenn Madawi has worked on wide range of projects, from heavy construction work such as dams and bridges to high-end residential and commercial projects. He serves as Charter’s in-house expert on architectural concrete and finish carpentry, skills strengthened by over 30 years in the construction industry.
Glenn completed a four-year apprenticeship course offered by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America as well as the AGC Supervisory Training Program. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in education and physiology from the University of Washington.
Professional Accomplishments
- Winner of US West “Partnership Creates Success” awards in recognition of superior support of business and service strategies
- Supervised construction of award-winning Wright Guest House project; National AIA Honor Award, Seattle Chapter AIA Honor Award, Architectural Record’s “House of Record” Award, and American Wood Council Merit Award
- Supervised multi-use Whaac All All project; winner of AGC Award for Construction Excellence
Selected Projects
- Turtle Cove Residence - supervised construction of a impressive home along the shore of Lake Washington in Madison Park - incorporates geothermal heating and cooling systems and photovoltaic systems to supplement energy usage.
- Twin Firs Residence – supervised construction of lakefront mansion on narrow site with minimal laydown space
- Heily Residence – supervised construction of sophisticated custom residence on slide-prone, sensitive slope; residence featured in Architectural Digest
- Margolis Residence – supervised construction of architectural concrete and steel residence; featured in New American House, Volume 3, 2001
- R. R. Lee Residence – supervised construction of custom architectural concrete residence
- Wright Guest House – supervised construction of award-winning architectural concrete and wood guest house; integrated design with the natural environment
- Whaac All All Building – supervised construction of award-winning, four-story, multi-purpose building using a variety of construction methods and unique, highly detailed interior finishes
- Motorfreight Services – supervised project work on concrete tilt-up warehouse/distribution facility
- Belshaw Brothers Manufacturing Building – construction of a manufacturing facility for an automated food services company requiring tight budget, aggressive schedule and extremely close tolerances
To meet the intent of the architect, construction of this design-heavy guesthouse required significant site work and careful attention to detail.
This building’s name isn’t the only thing unusual about it. Whaac All All – a Salish Indian dialect meaning “build on stilts."
Turtle Cove incorporates many complex design and engineering technologies such as geothermal heating and cooling systems and photovoltaic systems to supplement energy usage.
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