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Published February 18, 2015

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2010 Thiry House Salvage

A special post from 2010 overviewing our involvement in the Paul Thiry House salvage. Thiry was an architect known throughout the Northwest and the world as an architect who pushed the boundaries in design and construction.  This home was built in 1962, the same year as the World’s Fair was hosted in Seattle. Thiry was the lead architect for the fair and designed several important pieces that still remain in the city.

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Published January 29, 2015

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2009 Theater Salvage

A blast from the past when we had just removed 600 theater seats. This week we spent a few days removing theater seats from Chief Sealth High School in West Seattle. Although overwhelming to look at before we started, once we tore into them they came out relatively fast and easy.

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Published January 29, 2015

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2009 School Job Summary

A throwback to the summer of school jobs. This last week found us at a couple of schools in the area. We started at McMicken Elementary over in Tukwila where we got a jump on the asbestos people and salvaged a lot of fir.  And if pulling and denailing tons of trim wasn’t exciting enough…we got to witness the local SWAT team practicing their bomb detonations!

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Published January 29, 2015

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2009 Locker Salvage

A throwback to a schooljob in 2009. We’ve Graduated! Last week we were in Kindergarten…this week….middle school! We recently cleared out the locker rooms at Dimmit Middle School in Renton.

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Published January 29, 2015

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2009 Metal Cabinet Salvage

We recently had a chance to go back and relive our childhood on a recent salvage job at Catherine Blaine K-8 school in Magnolia. Although it was tempting to take a nap after our first recess we continued working diligently to remove several kitchens worth of vintage Lyon steel cabinets. If you’ve ever wanted a cool retro look here’s what a little sandblasting and fresh coat of paint could do.

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Published January 29, 2015

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2009 Fire Station Salvage

A throwback to when the 2nd Use field crew just wrapped up work at Fire Station #2 on 4th Ave in downtown Seattle.  This beautiful building, which was built in 1921, was designated as a historic property in 1985.  It is the oldest operating fire station in the City.

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