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Green River College Student Life Building

Green River College Student Life Building

Location
Auburn, Washington
Owner
WA DES
Architect
Schreiber Starling Whitehead Architects
Contract Value
$22,000,000

The 71,000-square-foot Student Life Building is two-stories tall and has achieved LEED Silver certification. The new building replaced multiple outdated classrooms and structures on the existing project site. The Student Life Building replaces about half of the operations in the previous structure including: the bookstore, food service, meeting rooms and staff spaces for student government, recreation, conference services and athletics. The new Student Life Building also has the college’s first ever fitness center.

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