Deming, WA

Nooksack Indian Tribe Wellness Center

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Hollow Structural Section (HSS) Girts
Planting and Irrigation
Plaza and Lawn Healing Spaces
Reinforced Concrete Foundation
Steel Framing
Three Independent Wing Structures
Designing healing‑centered healthcare through integrated structural and landscape design

AHBL is providing structural engineering and landscape architectural design for the Nooksack Indian Tribe’s 65,000 SF, two-story medical office. The building features three independent wing structures connected by high-volume circulation areas with translucent panels and a large, covered entrance and rear patio. Structural design includes tall walls with mid-height Hollow Structural Section (HSS) girts, structural steel framing, and a reinforced concrete foundation. The landscape design includes planting and irrigation plans for the parking lot and building perimeter, preserving adjacent wetlands, and creating healing spaces with a plaza and lawn.

 

Renderings: KMB Architects

Teaming Partners

  • Owner: Nooksack Indian Tribe
  • Architect: KMB Architects
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