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This building was built as a sustainable and high performance office for the Bureau of Land Management National Interagency Fire Center.
The building layout uses a central double-loaded corridor design serving seven different secure department suites branching to each side of the corridor. Each suite utilizes an open floor plan designed with the manager’s offices, secure records, and conference areas in dedicated interior located rooms.
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Pacific Mobile Structures, in collaboration with Northwest Building Systems, delivered a 1,904-square-foot Education Building for Oregon State University’s Agricultural Research Center in Burns, OR. Designed for environmental research on cattle, the building features a flood-resistant foundation, sustainable Forbo Marmoleum flooring, and a custom HVAC system. With a durable 5/12 pitched metal roof and an open, flexible interior, this facility supports OSU’s critical research while blending seamlessly with the campus environment.
Pacific Mobile Structures partnered with Blazer, Portland State University, and Integrus Architecture to deliver a cutting-edge modular facility for the Lake Washington School District. The Kirkland Middle School SAGE Complex in Kirkland, WA, spans 13,328 sq. ft. across 17 modules, seamlessly integrating with the existing campus under the KCDA Cooperative Purchasing Agreement.
Designed to address the district’s growing classroom needs, the facility includes dedicated science labs, a cooking kitchen, and a striking 17-foot-high hallway flooded with natural light. Sustainability and energy efficiency were prioritized, meeting Portland State University’s SAGE standards with features like 100% fresh air ventilation, occupancy sensors, and a reflective TPO roof.
By completing 80-90% of the construction offsite, Pacific Mobile Structures ensured minimal site disruption, efficient costs, and timely delivery for the new school year. The SAGE Complex demonstrates the flexibility, efficiency, and quality achievable through modular construction while fostering an exceptional learning environment.