MCMINNVILLE, OREGON
The New McMinnville Eye Clinic & Surgery Center was a Design/Build Project recently completed with Dalke Construction Co. The new office is a one-story Medical Clinic and Ambulatory Surgery Center with 11,650 sf on an 1.12 acre site. It has beautiful craftsmanship and details throughout the building while adhering to the strict guidelines of the Oregon Health Authority and creating spaces that are highly functional and enjoyable to visit and work in.
SALEM, OREGON
SALEM, OREGON
The Park Front project is comprised of a new four story office shell building located along Front Street in downtown Salem, Oregon. The project is 29,920 square feet with tenant spaces on each floor varying in sizes. Construction methods will be a steel frame building with a metal deck and concrete floor structure. Exterior facade will be a combination of masonry and metal panel siding rainscreen system. Site improvements include a new parking lot and landscaping improvements.
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON
Featuring incredible views of the Columbia River, this new wine tasting destination features 7 Washington wineries and we are excited to be the first from Oregon. Our Winery Restaurant will include barrel booth seating, gathering space on our Mezzanine and spacious patio seating overlooking the river.
Anticipated opening: Summer 2022
LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON
Located off Highway 43 in downtown Lake Oswego, this Winery Restaurant will feature food and wine pairings, wine lockers, a beautiful trellis patio with an outdoor fire pit, a private wine cellar dining room and ample parking.
Anticipated opening: Winter 2021/2022
MONMOUTH, OREGON
This project involved the development of a new 34,000 s.f. grocery store on a property owned by developer Jack Fox. The new store is located just down the street from the previous location and the design resembles the Roth’s Fresh Markets central and largest location in West Salem that our office also renovated and expanded back in 2015. This entire site will be the home to many new shopping and restaurant locations for the City of Monmouth.
SALEM, OREGON
This project involved the development of a new retail center on South Commercial containing an 18,000 sf, two-story, retail building which was designed to accommodate two drive-up tenants at each end of the building. The building has a northwest design vernacular coupled with a town-center appeal. The development also included the addition of French Press Coffee & Crepes on the southeast corner of the property.
LINCOLN CITY, OREGON
SALEM, OREGON
Hollywood Station Office is part of a complex of Urban Renewal projects in the Hollywood District that includes the new senior center and a rowhouse development. The building has approximately 12,000 square feet per floor. The first floor is intended for retail while the second floor is intended as office space. The exterior is concrete block consisting of blended split face block with horizontal smooth face block accent bands. The window frames are mill finish aluminum and have aluminum colored canopies to protect the first floor entrance points.
SALEM, OREGON
The historic adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of the McGilchrist Roth Buildings has served to revitalize Salem’s downtown core. These two 1916 structures were stripped down to the original studs and conjoined to become one building. During demolition, a program of tenant spaces and occupant needs was developed. The McGilchrist and Roth buildings underwent major structural repairs and seismic upgrades, including concrete footings, shear walls, steel beams and columns, as well as hundreds of new floor joists. Approximately 3,500 board feet of lumber were salvaged from the two buildings. The wood was kiln dried and milled into 1x trim material to be used as interior ornament.
The building now includes nine second-story apartments of various size and layout. All apartments feature exposed brick walls and highlight the historic intricacies of the building’s past use. The first floor includes five new businesses, including Gayle’s Italian Market, Archive Coffee and Bar, Ricky’s Bubbles and Sweets, Doty, Pruett, Wilson, PC, CPA firm, and Diversified Financial Benefits. Each business exhibits its own distinct look while embracing the historic nature of the building. As noted by Sheri Wahrgren, Salem’s Downtown Revitalization Manager, a significant rehabilitation like this will increase the property values of all downtown buildings and serve to reinvigorate Salem’s commercial core.