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2026-07-16International Arrivals Facility seating area under construction
Interior view of the International Arrivals hall at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), identifiable by the 'International Arrivals – EXIT ONLY' signage visible on the upper right. The space features newly installed terrazzo flooring with a wave pattern and modular concrete seating blocks, with a worker in a high-visibility vest suggesting ongoing construction or finishing work. -
2025-11-24Interlocal agreement for the construction of the Miller Creek Stream Realignment and Daylighting Project
This interlocal agreement between the City of SeaTac and the City of Burien outlines roles, responsibilities, and cost-sharing for the Miller Creek Stream Realignment and Daylighting Project, which will improve fish passage and replace an aging culvert under Des Moines Memorial Drive. Burien will design and construct the project, while SeaTac agrees to reimburse Burien up to $985,000 for work performed within SeaTac's right of way. SeaTac retains inspection and approval rights over all construction elements within its jurisdiction. -
2025-11-24
Interlocal agreement for the construction of the Miller Creek Stream Realignment and Daylighting Project
This interlocal agreement between the City of SeaTac and the City of Burien outlines roles, responsibilities, and cost-sharing for the Miller Creek Stream Realignment and Daylighting Project, which will improve fish passage and replace an aging culvert under Des Moines Memorial Drive. Burien will design and construct the project, while SeaTac agrees to reimburse Burien up to $985,000 for work performed within SeaTac's right of way. SeaTac retains inspection and approval rights over all construction elements within its jurisdiction. -
STARC: Undisrupting renovations with temporary walls for airports
Chaotic. Expensive. Time consuming. All things that come to mind when describing the airport experience for passengers. The same things come to mind when considering most temporary construction containment methods. Well, any other than STARC, that is. Our temporary reusable walls keep the dust, debris and disturbances far away from passengers and employees during airport -
2024-12-21Construction Site with Steel Beam Installation
A crane lifts the final steel beam during a topping-out ceremony, decorated with an evergreen tree and an American flag — a traditional construction milestone. A large crowd of workers in high-visibility vests and hard hats gather to observe the event at an active multi-story construction site. -
2024-08-01Industrial facility with construction equipment
A Caterpillar backhoe loader operates in front of a large industrial facility featuring numerous exhaust stacks or vent pipes, illuminated by warm light at dusk. Snow-capped mountains are visible in the background; a building labeled '04N' is visible on the right side of the facility. -
SeaTimes-1947-contracts let for bow lake airport-BD4D552785CD09871DD1EC6C22B2D375
A newspaper clipping (dated approximately 10/31/47 per handwritten notation) reporting that the Seattle Port Commission awarded contracts totaling $2,755,000 for construction of a Seattle-Tacoma airport administration building at Bow Lake, with the general contract going to Seattle firm Lease and Leigland. Col. Warren D. Lamport, general manager of the Port of Seattle, stated construction would begin within 10 days and be completed in a year and a half. -
2022-08-07Port Package problems example: rotted wood framing at building base
Close-up photograph of Port Package problem 0812: Severely deteriorated and rotted wood framing or sill plate at the base of a structure. The wood exhibits extensive decay with fragmented, crumbling pieces scattered around the affected area. PVC pipe and painted wood trim elements are also visible in the image. -
2021-05-13Environmental checklist: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) Widen Arrivals Drive
The Port of Seattle filed an environmental checklist in May 2021 for a project to widen Arrivals Drive at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) from two lanes to four lanes, aiming to reduce congestion and improve safety for passengers and ground transportation vehicles. Construction was planned to begin in mid-2023 and last approximately 18 months, involving road realignments, updated stormwater drainage, new LED lighting, and utility relocations. The project was designed as a standalone improvement but coordinated with broader airport master plan efforts to accommodate potential future infrastructure expansions at SEA. -
2021-01-22Lora Lake Apartments site construction as-built report
This January 2021 report documents the as-built construction details of the Lora Lake Apartments Site, a project managed by the Port of Seattle's Aviation Environmental Programs at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Prepared by engineering firm Floyd|Snider, it captures the completed state of construction work at the site, which is located near the airport and subject to aviation noise considerations. The report was prepared under the supervision of licensed Professional Engineer Megan King and is intended for use by the Port of Seattle and relevant regulatory agencies.