Mt. Rainier Lutheran High School represents a true partnership between John Korsmo Construction and Pease & Sons Construction. For the building of this project, Pease & Sons acted as GC/CM and John Korsmo Construction served as general contractor. This project was a unique opportunity for competitors to team up on a worthwhile and valuable project. Both companies also drew upon their relationships with generous sub-contractors who donated hundreds of thousands of dollars in time and materials. The new school represents Phase I of a master plan for the school. It is 52,000 sq. ft. of new construction that includes classrooms, a science wing, a music area, administration, a gymnasium and locker room and an indoor commons.
 

Client: Mt. Rainier Lutheran High School 
Architect: BCRA Architects, Tacoma 
Building Materials: Concrete Tilt Up, Wood Frame, Slab on Grade, Composition Roof. 
Unique Features: Indoor commons area and indoor finishes including 22,000 sq. ft. of stained concrete. 
Completed: August 2005. Construction time 10 months 
Project Size: 52,000 sq. ft. of new classroom, science, music, administration and gymnasium space. 
Contract Size: $7.8 million