Bellevue College officially broke ground on its new W Building, a 56,618-square-foot arts facility that marks a major expansion on its 100-acre campus.
The project will bring the college’s total building footprint to over 1 million square feet and aims to redefine the student experience through modern, collaborative spaces. College leaders and city officials gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony, celebrating the $54 million project that blends new construction and renovations to the existing C Building.
Designed by Mithun and built by Comer General Contractors, the W Building will include studios, workshops, a gallery, and a makerspace, fostering cross-disciplinary innovation across art and technology programs.
“The W Building is a launchpad for creativity,” said Art Department Chair Chad White. With completion expected by winter 2027, the space will support Bellevue College’s growing focus on STEAM education, featuring cutting-edge equipment, sustainable features, and enhanced opportunities for student collaboration.
Jonathan Rose Companies and Community Opportunity Fund, a nonprofit focused on expanding affordable housing and connecting residents to opportunity, announced plans for a comprehensive $32.8 million rehabilitation of Ashtabula Towers, a 202-unit affordable senior housing community in Ashtabula, Ohio. The project represents a significant reinvestment in a longstanding community asset, with updates designed to enhance...
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Atlas Capital Group has acquired 360 W. 43rd St., a 256-unit multifamily property located in Midtown Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood. Although Atlas Capital did not disclose the acquisition price, Crain’s New York Business reported it as approximately $150 million, or about $586,000 per unit. The 23-story, approximately 250,000-square-foot property comprises 256 rental apartments, 13,000 square feet...
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EYA LLC, a D.C.-based urban infill residential developer, is advancing two major residential projects in Northern Virginia. The firm’s Prosperity Park project received approval from the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, and the Idylwood Hill development reached a key milestone with the closing of its 6.97-acre site in Falls Church. The two projects will bring...
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