Form and function key to retail buildings

摘要

The 26,800-square-foot Holgate Square in Seattle is owned by Puget Properties, Medina, Wash., and is made up of four metal buildings with a 20-foot eave height from Memphis, Tenn.-based Varco Pruden Buildings. The first building has a 3:12 roof slope and utilizes a Varco Pruden SSR metal roof and R-32 Simple Saver roof insulation from Thermal Design, Stoughton, Wis. Buildings two, three and four have a 4:12 roof slope and utilize Varco Pruden's SLR standing-seam roof panels and Thermal Design's R-32 Simple Saver roof insulation. Anderson Construction Group, Seattle, was the general contractor, and CHG Building Systems Inc., Renton, Wash., was the installer.