Cal Anderson Gatehouse
2008 - Seattle, Washington
The Cal Anderson Gate House was designed and built in 1900 by City Engineer, R. H. Thompson for the Cedar River Water Supply Reservoir. The small, neo-classical, symmetrical building was designed to house the gate valve and other pumping equipment for the reservoir. After 108 years of service, the structure has been designated a Seattle City Landmark, and is still a functioning gate house for the now underground reservoir. This project includes an exterior assessment of the existing structure and a complete renovation of the building.
The Cal Anderson Gate House was designed and built in 1900 by City Engineer, R. H. Thompson for the Cedar River Water Supply Reservoir. The small, neo-classical, symmetrical building was designed to house the gate valve and other pumping equipment for the reservoir. After 108 years of service, the structure has been designated a Seattle City Landmark, and is still a functioning gate house for the now underground reservoir. This project includes an exterior assessment of the existing structure and a complete renovation of the building.
