The University of Washington Football Operations Center refresh was completed exclusively with Mohawk manufactured flooring and base. The lead for the project came from Mohawk. The project was large in scope with the included locations being the locker room, coaches’ offices, position group meeting rooms, training rooms, corridors, media room, and recruiting center. Our Legacy team removed existing carpet and porcelain tile flooring, then installed 5,500sy of carpet tile, 500sy of broadloom, 4800sf of LVT, and 5280lf of rubber base – all materials being manufactured by Mohawk. The flooring specifications were tailored to the design needs of UW with Mohawk creating two custom carpet tiles for the University. The result is a space that feels fresh and prestigious enough so that the University of Washington can keep its strong football tradition going into the future.
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Nancy Thiel, founder and principal of Thiel Architecture + Design, is a licensed architect and an interior designer. With 40+ years’ experience working with luminaries in the architecture world, including Michael Graves, Robert A.M. Stern, and Rockwell Group, where she served as a studio leader, Thiel’s extensive portfolio includes single-family homes and multi-story residences, hotels, restaurants, retail, fitness clubs, offices, theaters, schools and shopping centers. She is a member of the AIA, holds NCARB certification and is a LEED accredited professional. Prior to her career in architecture, Thiel was a dancer and choreographer.
Thiel Architecture + Design is an award-winning multi-disciplinary architecture, interior design, planning, and product design firm with offices in CT and NY. The firm’s work focuses on high-end residential design as well as hospitality, contract, and retail projects. Thiel Architecture + Design’s work has been featured in Interior Design, Architype, New York and Connecticut Cottages and Gardens, Connecticut Magazine, Archello, and Fast Company magazines. In 2022, the firm received a Connecticut AIA Excellence award for Interior Architecture. Thiel earned a BA from Penn State University and her Master of Architecture degree from Syracuse University.
