SALEM, OREGON

The State of Oregon’s new headquarters building provides office space for all seven divisions within the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW).   As a successful example of large-scale adaptive re-use, the project incorporates new design features that include exterior improvements, an extensive interior remodel, and a second floor addition to a former distribution warehouse and office building.  The completed 110,000 s.f. headquarters provides a 3,000 s.f. Commission Room, classroom/training space, display areas, conference rooms, secure storage, computer/IT spaces, and open office system furniture areas.  In order to bring large quantities of daylight into the 50,000 square-foot floor area, new windows were cut into the exterior walls, skylights added to the roof, and open office system furniture positioned to allow perimeter daylight deeper into the building.  Site improvements include large outdoor spaces for department functions, parking lot expansion, loading dock revisions, landscaping with native materials, and an upgraded entry sequence.  Earth-tone materials and specimens of Oregon wildlife exhibited throughout the building provide an attractive and inspiring environment for ODFW staff and visitors alike.

SALEM, OREGON

The project encompassed a 10,000 sf addition to the south side of the store. The existing building, approximately 45,000 sf, was renovated mostly in it’s entirely. The existing grocery store was renovated to include relocated as well as new department locations, finishes, entry vestibule, and a newly added catering kitchen. The building addition served a first floor deli and bakery department use as well as created a new state of the art meeting room with a capacity of 250+ people on the second floor of the addition. The meeting room divides into three separate rooms with the use of operable partitions to serve multiple purposes. Each room has state of the art projection screens and audio/visual equipment. New restroom facilities were provided for the renovated meeting rooms spaces. A new meeting room/food demonstration kitchen was also created along with a 2nd floor catering kitchen to serve the meeting rooms. Exterior renovation included a new plaza, roof, and an upgraded hospitality entrance.

MILL CITY, OREGON

SUBLIMITY, OREGON

Santiam Memorial Hospital replaced their previous clinics in Mill City and Sublimity to better serve their patients. Their new 3,700 sf and 4,660 sf buildings provide more room for their growing patient list while making circulation patterns and spaces much more efficient for the staff. The exterior is stone veneer and shingles with gabled roof line to fit in with the buildings in this rural area.

WOODBURN, OREGON

Woodburn Pediatric Clinic is a single story new 6,804 square foot pediatric clinic with a 1,718 square foot expansion planned for future use. The exterior is a combination of brick, wood, lap siding, metal and glass.  The clinic was programmed for 9 healthcare providers and is located in Woodburn, Oregon.  A type III Design Review and a type III phasing plan application was required by the City of Woodburn for the facility.  Daylighting with a large central skylight is an architectural highlight as well as a brightly colored and vibrant interior materials package geared toward making the children comfortable in the facility.  A circular interior theme is repeated throughout the clinic in the walls, lighting, floor patterns and glass. Spaces such as exam rooms, offices, lab space, treatment rooms, storage, filing, break and waiting rooms are all space planned to utilize the space in the most efficient manner.

SALEM, OREGON

WVP Medical Group at Boulder Creek North is a 14,300 square foot medical clinic consisting of exam rooms, minor surgery procedure rooms, vitals alcoves, and a lab/draw room.  The clinic support areas consist of soiled holding rooms, clean supply rooms, and a medical waste collection room.  There are four Provider offices and nurse’s work stations for the separate staffs.  Administration facilities include an administrator’s office, supervisor’s offices, clerical staff work stations, a large patient check-in / check-out area, conference and education rooms, and staff lounge area.  The entire facility is set up with access controls at all patient corridors and private staff areas. The clinic was built to meet HIPAA security standards.