The new building at Harbor Ridge Middle School secures a community landmark for future generations. Directly overlooking Gig Harbor, the school provides a unique setting for middle school students. The project included demolition of the existing building while saving a large portion of exterior brickwork for creating a historical link. The school boasts 40,000 sq. ft. of classroom space, a 10,500 sq. ft. gymnasium and a 7,000 sq. ft. common area and lobby. The building is designed to serve 252 boys and 253 girls. 

Client: Peninsula School District 401 
Architect: Ambia  Architects, Olympia 
Building Materials: Wood Frame and Brick Veneer 
Unique Features: Used exterior brick from existing building on one entrance corner to create a historical link. 
Competed: Summer 2003. Completed in 13 months 
Contract Size: $7.8 million