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Building M	Building N	Building H
"The Pond"	Building W	Building O

This administrative, research and development campus includes data processing, computer programming and digitizing, software development for use in Geographic Information Systems and training facilities in computer mapping technology. Our relationship has involved renovation of relocated existing buildings, additions, remodeling and new construction over a period of years since 1974 comprising a total area in excess of 300,000 SF in single-story, two and three story, wood frame and steel frame formats. These projects have involved a collaborative relationship between the Owner-Builder and Armantrout Architects for the past 27 years.

ESRI expanded their complex in 1996 with a three story 73,000 SF office building
(Building 'M') to be used as a Research and Development facility. Armantrout Architects worked on this project in collaboration with JPC, Inc. of Redmond, Washington (who do much of Microsoft's work) on the space planning which includes Applications, Research and Development, Technical Support departments, all engaged in Computerized Geographic Information Systems.

The computerized techniques employed here and at JPC have facilitated the rapid exchange of design and drawing information and accurate and speedy exchange of the developed information among all of the engineers involved as well. The building was designed for maximum energy efficiency and employee productivity. The $9,000,000 project is located on a newly acquired fifteen-acre site at the west end of ESRI's current campus.

Building 'O', a similar building both in size and program, is currently under construction to the immediate west of Building ‘M’. It is scheduled for completion in May 2001.

See also the cafe @ esri