Walter Soboleff Building exterior, LEED Gold landmark in downtown Juneau
Walter Soboleff Building · Juneau

A landmark that will forever be a part of Juneau

Lee Kadinger, COO of Sealaska Heritage Institute, on the building Dawson delivered in 2015: Dawson Construction's amazing attention to detail has made this building a landmark that will forever be a part of Juneau. LEED Gold, 35,000 square feet, the second Southeast Alaska structure to achieve gold certification. Built right the first time.

Twelve LEED projects

Quality you can see from a satellite.

Dawson trades crew at work, the people behind the 99.7 percent
Lighthouse Mission shelter solar array, one of three buildings where Dawson quality shows up
What quality looks like

Three buildings, three definitions of attention to detail

Walter Soboleff Building, Juneau 2015. LEED Gold, 35,000 square feet, the second Southeast Alaska structure to achieve gold certification, anchored by Robert Davidson, David Boxley and Preston Singletary art. Vintage Park Medical Campus, Juneau 2022 to 2026. Three-story medical office building open since December 2023, workforce housing delivered two months early in September 2025, MRI canopy in service since June 2025, dental phase in active construction. Lighthouse Mission Shelter, Bellingham 2024. $29 million, 300 beds, 213 solar panels, ribbon cutting September 28 2024. Different clients, different scopes, same standard.

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Designing out the risk before the dirt moves

Every Dawson project starts in preconstruction. Senior estimators in the room with the architects from day one. Constructability review, target value design, real-time pricing.

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