Microsoft Redmond Campus Refresh

Location: Microsoft East Campus, Redmond Located between 156 th Avenue NE and NE 36 th Way and then between NE 31 st Street and NE 36 th Street
Project Size: 17 new office buildings, approximately 3 million square feet
Owner/developer: Microsoft
Construction Managers: CBRE, JLL, and OAC
General Contractors: Skanska, Balfour Beatty, GLY, and Sellen
Project/Architects: Whatcom Village: LMN Architects Sammamish Village:&nbsp; NBBJ Building R: Diller Scofidio + Renfro Washington Village : ZGF Architects LLP Chelan Village: WRNS Studio Campus Landscape: Berger Partnership
Target Completion Date: mid-2025

Redmond has been the home of the Microsoft Corporate Campus for the last 33 years and Microsoft continues to invest in our community as they build for the future. The Refresh project that is currently underway replaces 12 older office buildings with approximately 3 million square feet of office space within 17 new buildings. These new office buildings are designed and clustered into five distinctive villages. The design of the campus is both pedestrian and bicycle friendly and includes retail shops, restaurants, running and walking trails, sports facilities and open spaces. There will be no internal roads within the new campus as all traffic is routed to the perimeter roads and then to the underground garage. Construction of the garage is underway.

Project Overview
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Project Overview

The project is an investment for the community and the more than 47,000 employees that work on the campus. With a 2-acre open plaza, the modern campus provides the employees and the greater community a space to both gather and work. Scheduled to complete in 2023, some of the highlights of the campus modernization include:

17 new four to five story buildings, grouped into 5 villages.
Public amenities including: retail shops, restaurants, running and walking trails, sports facilities and green spaces.
A pedestrian and bicycle friendly campus. Traffic is routed along the perimeter roads to the underground parking.
Pedestrian and bicycle bridge over State Route 520 that will connect to the Sound Transit's Redmond Technology Center light rail station. For more information on the Sound Transit project see Light Rail Extension Project.
Implementation of sustainable design strategies to embody the ecology of the region.