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Fort Ward Stables Renovation
Fort Ward Stables Renovation
Bainbridge Island, WA, United States
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Other Projects by McLennan Design | Bainbridge Island, WA, USA | Perkins&Will
Fort Ward Stables Renovation
Bainbridge Island, WA, United States
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
The Stables at Fort Ward – McLennan Design Offices
Bainbridge Island, WA | Adaptive Reuse, Historic Preservation, Office
A century-old 1906 naval stable and coal barn is reborn as a net-positive, regenerative design studio for McLennan Design and Perkins&Will. Located in Fort Ward Historic District, this adaptive reuse project preserves the original timber frame and historic character while meeting Living Building Challenge 4.0 standards.
The transformation retained all 58 original rafters, reinforced the structure, installed in-floor radiant heating, and added a solar-powered, all-electric infrastructure. Biophilic interiors, historic wood siding, skylights, and a landscaped patio merge heritage with innovation. The building generates 105% of its energy on-site, stores rainwater for irrigation, and can function off-grid as a resiliency hub.
Key Features:
Preserved historic timber and 1911 architectural details
Net-positive energy with 8 kWh solar array and battery storage
Biophilic and regenerative design, low embodied carbon
Adaptive reuse demonstrating preservation as a pathway to innovation
Bainbridge Island, WA | Adaptive Reuse, Historic Preservation, Office
A century-old 1906 naval stable and coal barn is reborn as a net-positive, regenerative design studio for McLennan Design and Perkins&Will. Located in Fort Ward Historic District, this adaptive reuse project preserves the original timber frame and historic character while meeting Living Building Challenge 4.0 standards.
The transformation retained all 58 original rafters, reinforced the structure, installed in-floor radiant heating, and added a solar-powered, all-electric infrastructure. Biophilic interiors, historic wood siding, skylights, and a landscaped patio merge heritage with innovation. The building generates 105% of its energy on-site, stores rainwater for irrigation, and can function off-grid as a resiliency hub.
Key Features:
Preserved historic timber and 1911 architectural details
Net-positive energy with 8 kWh solar array and battery storage
Biophilic and regenerative design, low embodied carbon
Adaptive reuse demonstrating preservation as a pathway to innovation
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