Loyal Heights Community Center Building Improvements
Project Information

2101 NW 77th Street, 98117

Project Status

October 2012
Seattle Parks and Recreation is installing a new energy efficient boiler and upgrading the electrical system at Loyal Heights Community Center.

A temporary heat system will be installed to keep the building warm during operating hours.

Upgrades to the existing electrical system will also occur during the last part of the year, and will include replacement of old fuse panels, new wiring, and circuits as necessary.

Parks will remove the 1940’s era boiler, provide access improvements and do some additional architectural improvements throughout the building.

Programs will remain in progress during this time, however, some minor amount of disruption from noise and construction personnel in the building may occur.

Project Description

The Loyal Heights Community Center was built in 1950 and has served the Ballard and loyal Heights neighborhoods for over 60 years. The 26,5000 sq. ft. Community Center offers over 50 activities and classes for all age groups. The Community Center is characteristic of 1950's architecture. The facility is in need of significant repairs of its mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems.

Parks contracted with ARC Architects for the boiler replacement, electrical upgrades, and additional building improvements.

Community Participation

Important Links

• Seattle Parks and Recreation
• Fairmount Playground
• Inflation Fund Letter
• Loyal Heights Community Center

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