Michael Sullivan was absolutely flo...

Michael Sullivan was absolutely floored the day he walked into undivided of the empty brick buildings that for decades housed heavy equipment at the Georgia-Pacific site.

"There isn't another cluster of historically significant buildings like this anywhere in the Pacific Northwest," said Sullivan, whose company, Artifacts, was hired at RMC Architects to investigate the G-P buildings and report his findings to the Port of Bellingham. "What makes them significant is they are in the way that well-designed to be stout buildings that they are still in great shape despite at least 80 years of withstanding deafening vibrations from that heavy equipment. There