PROJECT CASE HISTORY COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING Walla Walla, Washington “The county clearly needed to find new homes for those departments. The route it took was a good one. And it looks good too.” – Editorial, Walla Walla ‘Union Bulletin’ September 24, 2001 Project Profile • The County Sheriff, the County Prosecuting Attorney – and the accompanying staff for both – were in need of a permanent solution for their offices. • The Downtown Business Association made it a requirement that whatever the building turned out to be, it HAD to match the historical appearance of downtown Walla Walla. • Williams Scotsman constructed a 15,984 square foot modular structure right in the heart of historic downtown Walla Walla. • Unique architectural enhancements helped to insure this new building, constructed using such an innovative method, blended in seamlessly with its historic neighbor structures. • Innovation was used on the interior as well. The building features bullet resistant glass, video security system, proximity and position monitoring door hardware, and it is completely wired for cable TV and data communication.

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING Project Features • Fypons over the doors and windows • 2-story, pre-fabricated structure using 20 modular sections • 14’ x 22’ tall windows • Faux keystone bricking • 4:12 pitch hinged mansard roof structure Challenge: Seamlessly blend innovative construction method into historic city. The modular building at the intersection of 5th and Alder Street in downtown Walla Walla, Washington is unlike any structure the locals there have ever seen. Modular buildings, in Walla Walla or anywhere for that matter, are by no means unusual. What makes this a standout...