In order to better support the increasing need for their services, Salvation Army Eastside Corp moved from their temporary 5,200 SF location into their new, larger home in the Bellevue Crossroads neighborhood.

The two-story, 17,300 square foot community center includes a chapel fellowship hall, kitchen and dining space, offices, gym, classrooms, and other amenities. The additional space allows the organization to expand social service and after-school programs. The larger kitchen and dining space helps them serve a home-cooked meal to approximately 50 individuals every night.

Unique elements of the building include an underground detention system below the parking lot, exposed wood structure in the main entry and chapel, and polished concrete floors on the first level.

Owner

Salvation Army Eastside Corps

Architect

Ankrom Moison Architects

General Contractor

GLY

Metrics

17,300 SF

Year Completed

2016

Project Stats

50

meals served nightly

1

basketball court

17,300

SF

News + Recognition

Recognition

2017 Community Impact of the Year

NAIOP Night of the Stars

Salvation Army Eastside Corps public space and entryway
Salvation Army Eastside Corps architectural detail
Salvation Army Eastside Corps chapel
Salvation Army Eastside Corps exterior detail
Salvation Army Eastside Corps gym
Salvation Army Eastside Corps kitchen
Salvation Army Eastside Corps architectural detail