mg2 architecture portfolio

● contents.● corporate jetport. quad 7777 air terminal/ brochure● corporate jetport. quad 7777 site plan/ staging/ taxi study● corporate jetport. quad 7777 CB interior study● retail. Harbor Hill Village Shopping Center context plan● retail. Harbor Hill Village Shopping Center concept sketch● retail. Harbor Hill Village Shopping Center site amenities plan● retail. Harbor Hill Village Shopping Center perimeter nature preserve/ buffer● retail. Harbor Hill Village Shopping Center shops design development● retail. Harbor Hill Village Shopping Center shops photos● retail. Harbor Hill Village Shopping Center Costco photos● retail. Harbor Hill Village Shopping Center Costco photos● amusement park. Family Fun Center photos● retail. Crystal Gallery photos● retail. Factoria Mall design sketches● medical office. Kaufman Clinic photos● manufacturing. Optical manufacturing facility design concept

Brett Hansen architecture project management Selected projects while employed at mg2 architecture

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air terminal/ hangar Quad 7777 Boeing FieldSeattle, WA

Project manager for $40 million private air terminal with executive check-in,concierge services, extensive security and 185,000 s. f. of hangar storage for25 corporate jets. The Development manager wrote,”You provided a greatdesign solution for the 7777 project and it is much appreciated by theclient!”. Brochure created by MG2 Marketing for client, Quantem FBO.

Project manager for $40 million private air terminal. Partial plans of 9-acre,185,00 s. f, $40 million private air complex with executive terminal and hangarstorage for local Fortune 500 fleets. The AVP Real Estate for a Fortune 50Flight Operations wrote, Brett's "efforts helped bridge the gap betweenseveral stakeholders" and "his management of the team and resourceswas especially effective and successful in a process that was verybureaucratic." Apron plan depicts a Gulfstream-500 and Bombardier GlobalExpress corporate aircraft. Plan courtesy of MG2 Architecture.


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Project manager for $40 million private air terminal. Interior concept studyfor CB tenant. Mt. Rainier visible through south facing window wall.Concept sketch courtesy of MG2 Architecture.David Spangler, interior architect.


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retail/ shopping center Harbor Hill VillageGig Harbor, WA

Project manager for site and building design development, CD’sand construction administration for 205,000 s. f., 23-acre communityshopping center. Drawings depicted were part of a 60+ pagesubmittal required by the City of Gig Harbor as part of an 18-monthre-zone, site plan approval, and design review entitlement.Context plan courtesy of MG2 Architecture.Brian Bonar, team leader.

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One of the first design concept sketches for the retail shops proposeda northwest vernacular architecture with pedestrian scaled siteamenities. Design sketches courtesy of MG2 Architecture.


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Project manager for s 205,000 s. f., 23-acre community shoppingcenter. Concept sketch for mandated plaza areas and pedestrianwalk ways depict upgraded hardscaping, water features, trellises,benches and planters. Design concept and sketches byWeisman Design Group, Seattle. Michael Kleer, landscape designer.


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Perimeter site sections and street view depicting perimeter naturepreserve and landscape buffers.Design concept and sketches by Weisman Design Group, Seattle.Michael Kleer, landscape designer.


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Design development elevations for retail shops by Eric Koch,Partners Architectural, Redmond, WA.


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Shops concept design by MG2 Architecture. Retail shops designdevelopment, CD’s, and CA by Partners Architectural, Redmond,WA. Site hardscape, landscape and amenities design by Weis-man Design Group, Seattle. Photos by Harbor Hill Village andBrett Hansen.


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retail/ large format Harbor Hill VillageGig Harbor, WA

Plaza open space and site amenities required by the City designcode are visible in the foreground of these photos taken by Jeff Beckand courtesy of MG2 Architecture. The Development Manager wrote,“Brett and the design team were able to think innovatively andwork with the Design review Board and City staff to come upwith an appropriate design for all stake holders.”Madison, BadDoberan, building design architect.

Trellis and modulation detail negotiated with the City.Photos by Jeff Beck and courtesy of MG2 Architecture.Madison, BadDoberan, building design architect.


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amusement park Family Fun CenterTukwila, WA

Team leader for a 14-acre, 34,000 s.f., 2-story amusement and entertainmentcenter for children and adults. Inside are restaurants, games, a climbing rockand a state-of-the-art video arcade. Outside is a go kart track, batting cages,rides, driving range and miniature golf. Marketing piece courtesy ofMG2 Architecture. Chandler Stever, design architect.

retail/ prototype design Crystal GallerySeattle, WA

Team leader for design and CA services for this exclusive importedcrystal start-up retailer. Venetian stucco was used as a finish through-out the interior. The process known as “Arte Antiqua Stucco Venezia”was finished by the plaster artisans under the guidance of Italianartists. The butt glazed glass storefront complements and highlites thecrystal display. Photography by Doug Scott and provided courtesy ofMG2 Architecture.

retail/ mall renovation Factoria MallBellevue, WA

Team leader for project. In an interview with the Seattle DailyJournal of Commerce, Brett Hansen explained, ”We’re basicallyturning the mall inside out…and taking an introverted box andturning it into an attraction that gives each store it’s own identity.”The Mall Manager wrote, “Mulvanny Architects is an effectiveteam player. They listen, draw from a depth of design andengineering professionals”. Design cues were influenced byhistorical Europeon street frontages. Marketing sheet courtesy ofMG2 Architecture.

medical office Kaufman ClinicBothell, WA

Team leader for project. Dr. Michael Kaufman, owner-developerwrote, “The building turned out to be the nicest building inBothell. It’s design function exceeded my expectations!Thanks Mulvanny!” Marketing sheet courtesy of MG2 Architecture.

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industrial /manufacturing Optical facility Renton, WA

Team leader for this manufacturing facility for eyeglasses.Drawing courtesy of MG2 Architecture.Joel Yamauchi, design architect.