Warren G. Magnuson Park
University of Washington

Building 5, the main warehouse during the navy period, was so large that it at one time had a rail spur from the Burke-Gilman trail. It is the largest building owned by the UW at Warren G. Magnuson Park and is currently serving a variety of uses. Approximately 400,000 books and many furnishings are temporarily stored in Building 5 while Suzzallo Library is having seismic upgrades completed. The College of Architecture and Urban Planning and the School of Art will be using portions of the building for research and art studios. The University of Washington Medical Center, the Burke Museum and other UW departments are also using a portion of the building for educational storage -- as anticipated by the City-University Agreement, which governs uses of UW property at Warren G. Magnuson Park.

Building 9, the former enlisted personnel barracks, is currently under study by the real estate development company, Lorig Associates. They are looking at potential University-related uses for the building that will meet land use and building code requirements, and the University's financial constraints and guidelines for Warren G. Magnuson Park. Some uses that have been considered are office space, a café area, and housing for graduate students and junior faculty. More studies will be done before a final decision is made.

Building 25, was renovated in 2009. In September 2010 the Center for Pediatric Dentistry Opened.

Building 29, the former base hospital, was remodeled in 2002. The School of Public Health and Community Medicine, pediatric medicine researchers, along with several other departments use this building for a combination of office, research and educational storage.

Building 141/192, a respiratory training building for pilots during the navy period, is planned for demolition.