Camas High School

Project Description

Project:   Camas High School
Location: Camas, WA
Surface Area: 25,000sf
Year Completed: 2011
Value: $6,600,000
Architect: Dull Olson Weeks Arch PC

The Camas High School project consisted of renovations and an addition of approximately 25,000 square feet that increased the school’s capacity by 350 students. The project included a new student commons, training classroom, wrestling and dance rooms and classroom wing, which adds the equivalent of 11 classrooms. The library was also expanded and the physical education areas renovated. Additionally, the front entrance of the school was renovated to help improve security.

Marysville K-8 Rebuild

Project Description

Project:   Marysville K-8 Rebuild
Location: Portland, OR
Surface Area: 124,768sf
Year Completed: 2012
Value: $4,100,000
Architect: DLR Group

Restoration of an existing 53,490 square foot, single story, wood frame structure, rebuild of burned gymnasium, classroom upgrade to science lab, conversion of unburned gymnasium to media center, creation of new tech lab/classroom and reconfiguration of existing admin area.

Walla Walla Community College William A. Grant Water & Environmental Center Expansion

Project Description

Project:   Walla Walla C.C. William A. Grant Water & Environmental Center Expansion
Location: Walla Walla, WA
Surface Area: 15,000sf
Year Completed: 2011
Value: $4,400,000
Architect: ALSC Architects

This project consisted of a single story Academic Building addition to the existing Water Center Building. The addition is approximately 14,600 square feet. It is a slab on grade wood framed structure that is adjacent to and connecting to the existing building, and designed to complement the current structure. The project obtained LEED Gold certification.

Hockinson High School Improvements

Project Description

Project:   Hockinson High School Improvements
Location: Brush Prairie, WA
Surface Area:
Year Completed: January 2017
Value: $8,200,00
Architect: BergerABAM

Work includes paving and parking lots, wrestling pavilion and restroom construction, maintenance building construction, band room addition, tennis courts, baseball, softball and soccer field construction, bleacher lighting, miscellaneous grading and landscaping, and mechanical and electrical work in support of these items.

West Linn High School 700 Building Remodel & Addition

Project Description

Project:  West Linn High School 700 Building Remodel & Addition
Location: West Linn, OR
Surface Area: 12,158sf
Year Completed: 2017
Value: $2,800,000
Architect: Dull Olson Weekes Architect PC

Modification of the “700” Building including an 12,158sf interior remodel, addition of one new classroom and eliminate exterior restroom and concession. Fiber cement panel system, aluminum storefront windows, thermoplastic membrane roofing, steel decking, interior finishes, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, sitework, utilities, planting and irrigation.

Cleveland High School

Project Description

Project:   Cleveland High School
Location: Portland, OR
Surface Area: 175,589sf
Year Completed: 2017
Value: $6,200,000
Architect: Oh Planning & Design

Work included re-roofing of the main school building with SBS roofing materials and rigid insulation, replace skylights and roof hatches, replace gutters and downspouts, raise weeps in existing brick cavity walls to accommodate new roof level, fill in existing roof access door and install new roof over access well, replace existing ladder and add new roof ladders, raise existing window and door sills to accommodate new roof level, replace windows and doors, raise parapets and perimeter walls of some roofs to accommodate new roof level, remove brick chimney, install new ADA compliant handrails, install new ADA compliant lever handles on doors.

Washington School for the Blind

Project Description

Project:   WSSB New Physical Education Center
Location: Vancouver, WA
Surface Area: 29,100sf
Year Completed: 2007
Value: $9,000,000
Architect: Terra Architecture PC

This project included the demolition of the existing physical education center and construction of a new 29,100 square foot building. With a bent steel roof structure, steel framing and concrete tilt-up construction this facility houses a pool, gymnasium, athletic rooms, general administrative space and main lobby areas. The project was designed and constructed to obtain LEED Silver certification. The mechanical system was designed and engineered to use the pool water to help maintain the heating of the building. This helps reduce the environmental foot print for the building. The WSSB New Physical Education Center electrical system was designed using computer and system programs to reduce the school’s energy use. All of the storm water from the roof and parking lot filters through a bio swale; the largest true bio swale in the State of Washington.