Bloodworks Northwest Virtual Blood Drive
OAC is stepping up to run a two-week virtual drive and help maintain an ample blood supply for patients in our community. Here’s how it works: Visit any Bloodworks Northwest … Continued
Community
Improving where we live, work and play is about more than building better structures. It’s about building stronger communities.
BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER
We hope you'll join us.
Our new auditorium in OAC’s Seattle office was built with a very clear purpose: to bring people together from throughout our communities and across our industry. We use it—and encourage others to use it—to share valuable content and enriching experiences.
Are you hosting an event that needs a venue? Please reach out to us via our inquiry form. (Please note that our space accommodates a maximum of 260 people and will be adhering to new regulations aligned with each phase of reopening post shelter in place.)
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Latest Past Events
Prefab Connect Is Almost Here!
VirtualDon't miss our discussion on January 28th at the Prefab Connect Series! OAC's Chief Innovation Officer, Chris Heger who will share the latest on Building the Digital Truth From Design … Continued
Artificial Intelligence in Construction
VirtualOAC's CEO, Shawn Mahoney and Reconstruct's Co-Founder, Mani Golparvar discuss lessons learned and the benefits of Artificial Intelligence in Construction. Join the conversation at CMAA's PNW Chapter Event at 4pm … Continued
Our Social Impact Initiatives
OAC is a values-driven, people-centered organization. Our team regularly gives time and money to make a difference in our own communities and neighborhoods, supporting causes our teams care about most. The Outreach Committee leads our efforts, spending hundreds of hours each year spearheading civic projects. In the past, we’ve benefitted Food Lifeline, REST, Seattle animal shelters and local schools—and we’ve got plenty more to give.
“OAC’s team listens and understands the communities’ values, seeks best practices for the overall good of future generations, and understands that the total cost of ownership of educational facilities must be one of the filters in guiding capital projects.”
— Rebecca Baibak, AIA, LEED AP , Principal, Integrus Architects