Southeast Area Technical Skills Center
Southeast Area Technical Skills Center was created as a shared investment in career-focused education, bringing together six school districts in partnership with Walla Walla Community College.
Located on the college campus, the facility establishes a professional learning environment that connects high school students to technical training, higher education, and future workforce pathways.
The building supports a range of hands-on programs, including welding, electrical systems technology, digital media, and health sciences, along with flexible classroom and support spaces designed to adapt over time. Open lab layouts, accessible infrastructure, and reconfigurable systems allow the facility to evolve as educational programs and industry needs change.
Designed for long-term performance as well as instructional value, the project integrates sustainable strategies including photovoltaics, water-source heat pumps, and a high-performance building envelope.
Owner
College Place School District
Dayton School District
Prescott School District
Touchet School District
Waitsburg School District
Walla Walla School District
Location
Walla Walla, Washington
Size
29,858 sf New Construction
Delivery Method
Design/Bid/Build
Services
Architecture, Landscape Architecture
Team Partners +
Team Partners -
Contractor: Leone & Keeble
Structural: DCI Engineers
Mechanical: Northwest Mechanical Engineering
Electrical: Conley Engineering
Civil: Anderson Perry
Fire Protection: FP Engineering
Project Facts
- Designed to accommodate future programs for pre-vet tech and public service occupations
- State Match 100%