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Top Projects — Central Oregon Construction Review

Property Owner/Developer: St. Charles Health Systems Contractor: Skanska USA Building, Inc. Project Cost: $66,000,000Sitework Start: Summer 2017Completion: May 2019Square Footage: 96,000 sq. ft.Amenities: 24 replacement ICU patient rooms and 28 new Progressive Care patient roomsProject Manager: Hans RindfleischSupervisor: Mark KneeshawEngineers: Mariah DiDomenico, Brittany Reinhart, Taylor BlevinsSuperintendent: Jacob Struck Architect: NBBJ Principal Architect: Carl TullyStructural Engineer: KPFFCivil Engineer: DOWLMechanical Engineer: PAEElectrical Engineer: StantecLandscaping: Botanical Developments

St. Charles New Patient Tower2500 NE Neff Rd. • Bend, OR 97701

Taylor NW, Tomco Electrical, NBBJ, Apollo, OEG, ThyssenKrupp, Delta Fire, GTI, Rule Steel, Skanska Self Perform, Davidson’s Masonry, LDC, Inc., Eagle Roofing, Smith Sheet Metal, Western Partitions Inc., Façade Group, Bend Commercial Glass, SwissLog, Harver, Salem Wood, BMS, Interior Tech, Aloha, EZ-Way, Long Painting, DBI, Botanical,

Let’s Construction Cleaners, Don Frank, MQI, JMW, Parr Lumber, Bend Construction Supply, Miller Lumber

New three-story ICU tower for St. Charles Health System in Bend. The newly completed space expanded the hospital with an additional 96,000 sq. ft. of space including a 28 Progressive Care Unit, 24 Bed ICU Unit and over 18,000 sq. ft. of shell

space providing the hospital with the opportunity for future growth. The project also included expanded family space in each patient room to allow for more comfort and amenities when visiting the facility. Patient admitting officially began on May 19, 2019.

PHOTO | COURTESY OF SKANSKA USA BUILDING, INC.

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Property Developer: BDC Development, LLCProperty Owner: BDC Bend, LLCContractor: BDC Construction, LLCProject Cost: $50 MillionSitework Start: May 2017Completion: September 2019Square Footage: 205,000 sq. ft.Amenities: Café, Grab & Go store, full-service beauty salon, indoor pool and spa, full exercise and fitness room, multiple living room areas, massage room, sauna, barbershop, game room, full dining room w/commercial kitchen, full bar / lounge, living room theater, conference room, library, activity room, roof top deck and observation area.Financing: Union Bank: construction loanSenior Project Manager: Anthony SilvestriniSite Project Manager/Superintendent: Ken ScottArchitect: Ankrom, MoisanPrincipal Architect: Gunnar LungusStructural Engineer: SFA Design Group, LLCCivil Engineer: Parametrix EngineeringMechanical Engineer: AME Design GroupInterior Design: Winn Winn Interiors, LLCLandscaping: Schlesinger and Associates, LLC, Aspen Landscaping contractor

The Alexander, Bend1125 NE Watt Way • Bend, OR 97701

AM-1Roofing, Bar green Ellingson, Baxter Builders, Bend Heating & Sheetmetal, Carlson Sign, CCI Bend, Daniel Sweeney Construction, Emerald Door & Glass, Commercial Metal Products, Concept Closets, Cost Less Carpet, Future Tech, General Builder’s Supply, Hickman, Williams & Assoc., Best Vue Blinds, Mike’s Fence Center, RC Strong Construction,

Shamrock NW, Specialized Pool Service, TBA Construction, Teck Plumbing, The Chariot Group, Ultra Quiet Floors, Western States Fire Protection, Winn-Winn Interiors

The Alexander is a full-service senior, independent living community for those 55+ who desire a carefree lifestyle enhanced with a vast selection of amenities. Four story community offers rental residences with views of the Cascades, Pilot Butte and other areas of Bend. Offerings include studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and two-bedroom-plus-den units that have washer/dryers, quartz countertops, high-end appliances and many with fireplaces and patios or balconies. Common area amenities include indoor pool, hydro spa and sauna with lockers and towel service, three dining options including the Café

Liz, Wally Bar and ALX restaurant with a display cooking area, state-of-the-art fitness center featuring HUR equipment, rooftop deck with territorial views, fire pits and stargazing, living room theater with a 98” HDTV and luxury theater seating, full-service beauty salon for hair and nail services, dedicated full-service men’s barber shop, private massage therapy room for single or couples massage treatments, fresh, seasonal, locally sourced culinary options, game room with billiards, shuffleboard and card table, indoor storage for bicycles and resident storage lockers, covered and open parking.

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Property Owner/Developer: Bend-La Pine SchoolsContractor: Kirby Nagelhout Construction CompanyProject Cost: $26,000,000Sitework Start: June 2018Completion: August 2019Square Footage: 73,000 sq. ft.

Amenities: 24 Classrooms, gymnasium, music room, library/media center, interior multi-use/commons area, two playgrounds, central courtyard, one soccer field, two baseball fieldsFinancing: Public BondProject Superintendent: Mark LeavittProject Manager: Mike Lawrence

Project Engineer: Caitlin DrostArchitect: Aaron Rogers, project manager; Scott Winters, job captain, BLRB ArchitectsPrincipal Architect: Heidi SlaybaughStructural Engineer: Ashley & Vance Engineering, Inc.Civil Engineer:

Hickman Williams & Associates, Inc. (onsite) and DOWL (offsite)Mechanical Engineer: Interface Engineering, Inc. (mechanical, electrical, plumbing and technology)Landscaping: JBattleson Design

Bend-La Pine SchoolsNorth Star Elementary

63567 NW Brownrigg Ln. • Bend, OR 97703

Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, Northwest Framing Systems, CCI Bend, Stephens Heating & Cooling, Inc., Aspen Ridge Electric, Inc, Oregon Cascade Plumbing & Heating, Inc., Phoenix Fire Protection, Jack Robinson & Sons, Inc, Mountain Sky Landscaping, 7 Peaks Paving, Deschutes Painting, Anderson Clark Interiors (ACI), Jed’s Woodworking, DBI

This project consists of a 73,000 sq. ft. two-story elementary school, 10.58-acre site, complete with 24 Classrooms, gymnasium, music room, library/media center,

interior multi-use/commons area, two playgrounds, central courtyard, one soccer field, two baseball fields. Classes commenced September 4, 2019.

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Property Owner/Developer: Crook CountyContractor: Kirby Nagelhout Construction CompanyProject Cost: $15.7 MillionSitework Start: August 2017Completion: July 2019Square Footage: 31,000Project Manager: Joe Waggoner, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company

Crook County Jail308 NE Second St. • Prineville, OR 97754

Superintendent: Roger Snow, Kirby Nagelhout Construction CompanyProject Engineer: Amber Wood, Kirby Nagelhout Construction CompanyArchitect: Morrison HershfieldPrincipal Architect: Stevan Vinci, Morrison HershfieldLandscaping: Mountain Sky Landscaping, Inc

Subcontractors and Suppliers:American Sprinklers, Inc., Bend Commercial Glass, Carlson Testing - Bend, Central

Oregon Garage Door, Inc., Classic Window Coverings, Dano’s Cleaning, LLC, Deschutes Concrete Construction, Deschutes Fence LLC, Deschutes Painting,

Inc., Eagle Roofing Company, Engineered Products, A Pape Co., Fremont Millwork Company, Inc., Geopier Northwest, GH Surveying LLC, Harris Rebar Columbia

Basin, Inc., Harry L. Stearns, Harver, K A Veltman Concrete, LLC, LDC, Inc., Mountain Sky Landscaping, Inc., North Star Industries, Inc., Pinkham Specialty Co., RC

Building Specialties LLC, Severson Fire Protection, Inc., Siemens Industry, Inc., Sign Solutions, Stedman Sheetmetal, Inc., Tri-Star Detention, Inc., Trussbilt, LLC

Brief Description of Project: New 31,000 sq. ft. CMU, structural steel/joist and metal frame, 76-bed jail facility.

Facility includes administration area, sally port booking, inmate services, commercial kitchen and commercial laundry area.

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Owner: Deschutes County RFPD #2 General Contractor: Griffin Construction LLCProject Cost: $8.5 MillionSitework Start: September, 2018

Completion: December, 2019Square Footage: Pilot Butte: 9,751 sq. ft., Tumalo: 7,287 sq. ft.Amenities: Apparatus bays, living quarters, training rooms

Project Manager: Samuel Griffin, Chad YoungSupervisor: Matt Brunson, Aaron SibilaArchitect: Soderstrom ArchitectsStructural Engineer: Lewis & Van Vleet

Civil Engineer: David Evans and AssociatesMechanical Engineer: Sazan GroupLandscaping: Otten Landscape Architects

Deschutes County RFPD No. 2 Stations 302 & 306

Tumalo Station 302 • 64725 Cook Ave. • Bend, OR 97703Pilot Butte Station 306 • 555 NE 15th St. • Bend OR 97701

Tomco Electric, A&E Masonry, Collins and Sons, Inland Foundation Specialties, Central Oregon Heating, Eagle Roofing, Thomas Kay Flooring, Central Oregon Garage Door, Alpine Glass, Bell Hardware, Mountain Sky Landscaping, J&R Fire, Vista Plumbing, Sunlight Solar, Johnson Brothers Appliances, OTIS Elevators, Burkhardt Painting, CCI Bend, Knife River, LaRusso, Precision Rebar, SI Contracting, Van Nevel Concrete, CR Fabrication, RedBuilt, The Miller Lumber Company, Visions Unlimited, Insulation

Contractors, Pavement Protectors, High Desert Paving, SEALTECH, Custom Tint, Parr Windows and Doors, Central Oregon Wallcoverings, PoleTech, Vaughn’s Services, RC Building Specialties, WH Cress, Sign Wizards, Diversions, Nite Owl Janitorial

Each of the two projects consists of a combination of structural steel and wood framed core. The Pilot Butte Station has the classic brick veneer while the Tumalo Station has a brick veneer first floor and metal panel second floor. The Pilot Butte

Station includes two apparatus bays, living quarters, and a 1,500 sq. ft. training room. The Tumalo Station also includes two apparatus bays and full living quarters on the second floor.

PILOT BUTTE STATION 306 | PHOTOS COURTESY OF GRIFFIN CONSTRUCTION LLCTUMALO STATION 302



Property Owner/Developer: Bend-La Pine SchoolsContractor: 2KG Contractors IncProject Cost: $6.9 MillionSitework Start: April 2018Completion: June 2019Square Footage: 12,014 sq. ft.Amenities: Art & CTE classrooms, gymnasiumProject Manager: Doug SesneyPrincipal Architect: Phil Doza, DKA Architecture & Design PC Project Architect: Beth Freeman, DKA Architecture & Design PCStructural Engineer: Michael Petersen, Froelich Engineers, Inc.Civil Engineer: Sean Passage & Brett Parker, HWAMechanical Engineer: Marianna Galofteanu and Scott Miller, MFIAElectrical Engineer: Waylon Bowers and Dick Veldsma, OS EngineeringLandscaping: Jay BattlesonInteriors: Lisa Reynolds, architect

Marshall High School Gymnasium & Classroom Addition1291 NE Fifth St. • Bend, OR 97701

7 Peaks Paving, AM-1 Roofing, American Sprinkler, Aspen Landscape, Bell Hardware, BCG, Cascade Heating, Deschutes Fence, Environmental Controls, Insulation Contractors, Oregon Cascade, Rubenstein’s, Shamrock, Soriano Floors, Tomco, Davidson’s Masonry, DeaMor

The two new buildings integrate seamlessly with the existing architecture and the campus layout by enclosing the existing courtyard and providing gym access from the parking lot for community use. The gymnasium is equipped with basketball, volleyball and badminton; with telescoping bleachers, locker

rooms and fitness room. The addition of a classroom building designed for arts and CTE activities provides new opportunities at this small high school. The new classrooms have ample natural light, large sinks with solids interceptor and state-of-the-art dust collection.

PHOTO | COURTESY OF DKA ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN PC



Property Owner/Developer: Lonza - Bend Research HeadquartersContractor: CS Construction, LLCProject Cost: $5.8 MillionSitework Start: October 2018Completion: October 2019Square Footage: 15,400 sq. ft.Financing: LonzaProject Manager: Matt Freeman, CS Construction, LLCSupervisor: Joe Fiacco, CS Construction, LLCEngineer: Matt Amrhein, CS Construction, LLCArchitect: Blaise Cacciola ArchitectPrincipal Architect: Blaise Cacciola AIAStructural Engineer: Michael Peterson, P.E., S.E., project engineer, Froelich Consulting Engineers

Lonza BRIM1 Office Expansion 1201 NW Wall St. • Bend, OR 97703

Civil Engineer: Kliewer Engineering & Associates Mechanical Engineer: Ed McAvoy, PE, project director, CE&ICLandscaping: Mike Szabo, landscape architect, Szabo Landscape Architecture

Subcontractors and Suppliers: Becon Civil Engineering & Land Surveying, Shamrock NW Construction, Botanical Developments, Tri County Paving, Mikes Fence Center, Aspen Landscape Design,

WPC, Deschutes Concrete, Gibson Steel, Sunburst Fabrications, Action Pride Cabinets, Imagine Stoneworks, Energy Conservation Industries, AM-1 Roofing,

S&S Sheetmetal, Bell Hardware, Bend Commercial Glass, Moyes Drywall, Fabulous Floors, Deschutes Painting, North County Business Specialties, Ideal Lockers,

Johnson Brothers Appliances, Broken Top Window Coverings, Otis Elevators, Apollo Mechanical, Severson Fire Protection, Bend Electric.

Brief Description of Project:Three-story office expansion and remodel supporting Lonza’s Bend site commercial

manufacturing operations. The expanded office area is home to 100 employees, provides abundant daylight and views west to the Cascades. The structure and façade is constructed of structural steel, insulated wall panel and multi-storied curtain wall glazing system. The interior space is organized to enhance work group communication and efficiencies while providing informal spaces to relax and socialize with fellow employees.

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SCP Redmond521 SW Sixth St. • Redmond, OR 97756

Subcontractors and Suppliers: Alpine Abatement, Tim Bloom Construction, Cox Custom Welding, NorthWest

Framing Systems, Cascade Interior Trim and Door and Sanna Carpentry, Energy Conservation Insulation, River Roofing, Guarantee Glass, Athene Construction,

Bell Hardware, Pacific Rim Sash and Door, Commercial Door and Hardware, Cascade Painting, Baptista, Summers Wood Floor and Prestige Hardwood Flooring, Fabulous Floors and I&J Carpets, CCI, White Star Enterprises, Carlson Sign, Quality

Heating, Oregon Cascade Plumbing and Heating, J&R Fire, Tomco Electric

Brief Description of ProjectThe renovation of the Historic New Redmond Hotel included the remodel of all

guest rooms, lobby and event spaces. A first floor kitchen and rooftop bar and patio were also among the new additions.

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Property Owner/Developer: AWI Redmond Owner, LLCContractor: SunWest BuildersProject Cost: $5,823,861.43Sitework Start: January 2019Completion: November 2019Square Footage: 31,958Amenities: 1st floor market with kitchen and co-working area, guestrooms on the 2nd and 3rd floors, 4th floor rooftop barFinancing: Partial financing from the City of Redmond

Project Manager: Mark MaxwellSupervisor: Jeff AndersonEngineer: Kristen BurrisArchitect: Aron Faegre, ArchitectPrincipal Architect: Aron FaegreStructural Engineer: Aron FaegreCivil Engineer: Hickman WilliamsLandscaping: Aspen Landscape Development

Property Owner/Developer: Hunter Renaissance Development, LLCContractor: Pacific Construction & DevelopmentProject Cost: $4,975,618Sitework Start: August 2018Completion: October 2019Square Footage: 35,072 sq. ft.Project Manager: Scott WolfSupervisor: Jason SauterArchitect: Emily Freed, project manager; Victoria Tranca, job captain, BLRB ArchitectsPrincipal Architect: Seth AndersonStructural Engineer: Walker Structural Engineering Civil Engineer: HA McCoy Engineering & Surveying LLC

27 Elm Townhomes2602 NW Elm Ave. • Redmond, OR 97756

Pacific Concrete, Pacific Framing, Pacific Siding, Pacific Window Coverings, Deschutes Construction, Building Solutions , JRP Drywall, Closet Concepts, ECI Insulation, J & J Gutters, Lanz Cabinets, Rock Solid Roofing, Central Oregon Garage Door, 7 Peaks Paving, Over The Top Plumbing, Steve’s Flooring, Tomco Electric,

Bend Heating, Costless Carpet/Tile

27 Elm is a project intended to provide rental housing at an affordable market rate. The efficient unit layouts and townhouse-style development provide a unique rental product in a community with mostly single-family and standard multi-family apartment units. This, coupled with the contemporary design and private garage parking, it’s no wonder that the units have rented

quickly. Due to the high demand, the architect and contractor worked closely to deliver the units in a phased manner, allowing the owner to begin collecting rents while future units were being completed. The 22 units, consisting of five fourplex and one duplex building, were delivered this year as Phase II of the development.

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Property Owner/Developer: IOU Investments, LLCContractor: SunWest Builders, LLC Project Cost: $4,969,000Sitework Start: October 1, 2018Completion: December 31, 2019Square Footage: 21,909 sq. ft.Amenities: Pediatric dentistry and orthodontics with leasable shell space. Three-story clinical medical/ professional office building with excellent location in the Old Mill, Bend, Oregon. Centrally located with easy on and off Hwy. 97 and Wilson Avenue. Modern design with high-quality finishes and beautiful views of the Old Mill and Cascade Mountain Range. Excellent access from Bond StreetFinancing: Summit BankProject Manager: Susan Ross, owner’s rep (SCR project management) and Kristy Thompson, PM for general contractor, SunWest ConstructionSupervisor: Mike Maxham, superintendent, SunWest ConstructionArchitect: Pinnacle ArchitecturePrincipal Architect: Mark Rossi Structural Engineer: Derek Howard, CBSE EngineeringCivil Engineer: Hickman Williams and AssociatesMechanical Engineer: Doug Downie, Sazan Group (mechanical, electrical, plumbing)

400 Bond Professional Building 400 SW Bond St. • Bend, OR 97702

Shamrock Northwest, Bend Concrete Services, Baxter Builders, Bend Heating & Sheetmetal, Tomco Electric, Severson Plumbing, J&R Fire Protection, AM-1 Roofing, Bell Hardware, Bend Commercial Glass, Botanical Developments, Carlson Testing, Dimar Siding Company, Eagle Roofing, ECI, Garage Harmony, Gibson Steel Fabricating,

Havern Cabinetry, High Desert Aggregate & Paving, Imagine Stoneworks, J. Helm Enterprises, John A Varner Construction, Johnson Brothers Appliances, Kevin Spenser Masonry, Lakeview Millworks, Marc Riverman Painting, Mike’s Fence Center, Otis Elevator, Pinkham Specialty Co., Pro Barrier Construction, Redbuilt Engineered Wood

Products, Rubenstein’s Contract Carpet, Sign Pro

Three-story medical office building, wood frame with steel structure, fiber cement siding with natural stone accent, TPO and metal standing seam roof, second floor open leasable shell space, located in the Old Mill, Bend. One hundred percent of the ground floor will be occupied by Steve Christensen

DMD, Deschutes Pediatric Dentistry. One hundred percent of the third floor will be occupied by Dr. Blair Struble, Struble Orthodontics. The second floor is currently vacant with suites for lease between 3,500 to 6,887 RSF for office or office medical use.

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Property Owner/Developer: Four Leg, LLCContractor: SunWest BuildersProject Cost: $3.9 MillionSitework Start: April 2018Completion: November 2019Square Footage: 33,446 sq. ft.Amenities: Light industrial business, offices, retail, assemblyFinancing: Wells Fargo BankProject Manager: Kimberly Barlow

Property Owner/Developer: Beth Shelter, LLCContractor: SunWest BuildersProject Cost: $3,236,728Sitework Start: August 13, 2018Completion: Certificate of Occupancy May 7, 2019Square Footage: 16,408 sq. ft.Amenities: 2 sleeping rooms that provide ADA accessibility to accommodate up to 112 individuals, residential laundry facilities, commerical laundry, storage rooms and offices that include energy- efficient fixtures and enhanced security features. The completed project is artfully landscaped using xeriscape and providing additional parking capacity.Financing: Bank of the Cascades /

Property Owner/Developer: City of Madras/ Madras Municipal AirportContractor: High Desert Aggregate & PavingProject Cost: $3.4 MillionSitework Start: 2/25/19Completion: 8/2/19Square Footage: 9 ac.

Supervisor: Jim SkellyArchitect: Stemach Design & ArchitecturePrincipal Architect: Stacey & Rachel StemachStructural Engineer: Froelich EngineersCivil Engineer: Becon Civil EngineeringMechanical Engineer: CEA Consulting EngineersLandscaping: Katrina Langenderfer Landscape

First Interstate BankProject Manager: Julie HyerSupervisor: Jon PageArchitect: Emily Freed, project manager; Victoria Tranca, Job Captain; Lynn Baker, interior designer, Ascent Architecture & Interiors (acquired by BLRB Architects)Principal Architect: Seth AndersonStructural Engineer: Froelich EngineersCivil Engineer: RH2 EngineersMechanical Engineer: ColeBreit EngineeringElectrical Engineer: OS EngineeringLandscape Architect: Szabo Landscape ArchitectureSurveying: H.A. McCoy Engineering & Surveying, LLCTesting & Inspections: Wallace Group

Financing: Federal Aviation Administration, Oregon Department of Aviation, City of MadrasProject Manager: City of Madras/ Madras Municipal AirportSupervisor: City of MadrasEngineer: Century West EngineeringCivil Engineer: William H. Brackett, Century West Engineering

The Shed — Ruffwear Expansion (AKA: Embark)

Bethlehem Inn, Singles’ Building

Madras Municipal Airport Taxiway Reconstruction

2843 Lolo Dr. • Bend, OR 97703

3709 N Hwy. 97 • Bend, OR 97703

2028 NW Berg Dr. • Madras, OR 97741

Subcontractors and Suppliers:Gowdy Bros. Electric (Design/Build), Cascade Heating, J&R Fire (Design/Build),

Severson Plumbing (Design/Build), NorthWest Framing Systems, Inc., True Line Steel, Straight Up Elevator, Superior Garage Floors, Summers Wood Floor, Cement Elegance, Fabulous Floors, Marc Riverman Painting, CCI Bend, Alpine Abatement, Reinhart Construction, Inc., KA Veltman Concrete LLC, Custom Tint, LLC, Building

Solutions, Bend Commercial Glass, Overhead Door Co. of Central Oregon, Cascade Interior Trim & Door, Bell Hardware, NW Quality Roofing, Energy Conservation

Insulation Co., Guarantee Glass, Pioneer Millworks, Imagine Stoneworks, Pro Shop Millwork, Solid Rock Masonry, Imperial Concrete, Between the Boards, Mike’s Fence

Co., Botanical Developments, Western Protective Coatings, Tri-County Paving, We Cut Concrete, Miller Lumber, Classic Window Coverings, Johnson Bros. Appliances, J&C Sanders Construction, North Country Building Specialists, Hawks Eye Cleaning

Specialists, Bend Commercial Cleaning, Sanna Carpentry, Stone Roofing

Subcontractors and Suppliers: Bend Concrete, Ultra Quiet Floors, Solid Rock Masonry, Double F Welding, Baxter Builders,

LLC, Cascade Interior Trim and Door, Anderson Clark Interiors, Energy Conservation Insulation, Miller Lumber, Dimar Siding Company, AM-1 Roofing, Eagle Roofing,

Architectural Specialties, Sealtech, LLC, Bell Hardware, Garage Harmony, Severson Plumbing, Bend Heating & Sheetmetal, Cascade Heating & Specialties, Bend Radiant

Heating, Elite Electric, Shamrock Northwest Construction, Inc., Onity, Dormakaba, Building Solutions, Bend Commercial Glass, CCI Bend, John Varner Construction, Rubenstein’s

Contract Carpet, Fabulous Floors, Cascade Painting & Design, Sign Pro, Koroseal Interior Products, North Country Building Specialties, Rowe Fenestration, BestVue Blinds, Straight

Up Elevators, J & R Fire, LLC, Land Effects, 7 Peaks Paving, Western Protective Coatings, Mike’s Fence Center, Cox Custom Welding, SiteScapes

Subcontractors and Suppliers: R&W Engineering, Tomco Electric

Brief Description of Project:Remodel of an industrial building to a mixed-use facility, including a new full second

floor addition, light industrial business spaces, coworking office and community spaces, lounges, fitness tenant improvements, retail tenant improvements, new covered north entry, new south patio, site improvements and expansion of the parking area.

Brief Description of Project:Addition of a second building to complete the campus expansion of a community home-less shelter with sleeping rooms, bathrooms, laundry, storage and administration offices.

Brief Description of Project:Century West performed engineering services for design, bidding and construction of the

Airport’s parallel and connector taxiways. This project included full-depth reconstruction of all existing taxiways serving Runway 16-34, construction of a new midfield taxiway, construction of a new turnout, reconfiguration of taxiway edge lighting, installation of lighted signs, conversion of existing edge lights from Incandescent to LED fixtures and extension of drainage facilities to better serve development east of the taxiway.

Key challenges in this project were converting the existing taxiway cross-section from a shed to a crown section (FAA’s preferred cross-section). This required extension of existing storm drains to manage the changes in site drainage. A second key challenge was related to the design of edge lighting. Because of the increase in edge lights required with the new configuration, Century West determined that switching to LED lighting would be the most cost-effective approach. This provided an added benefit to the client of lower costs of operation and light replacement. Century West, by working closely with FAA and ODA, was able to coordinate funding availability with the City’s cash flow in order deliver a project that greatly improved the Airport’s taxiway infrastructure within the City’s budget constraints.

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Property Owner/Developer: Taylor Development, LLC, Liz Dolan, owner’s representativeContractor: SunWest BuildersProject Cost: $2.6 MillionSitework Start: April 2018Completion: Certificate of Occupancy May 16, 2019Square Footage: 14,794 sq. ft.Amenities: Open work areas with exposed ceilings, offices, conference room, restrooms, break rooms and overhead coiling doors.Financing: First Interstate BankProject Manager: Julie HyerSupervisor: David MataArchitect: Steele Associates Architect, LLCPrincipal Architect: Adam Stephen and Scott SteeleStructural Engineer: Ashley & Vance EngineeringCivil Engineer: AKS Engineering & ForestryMechanical Engineer: CEA Consulting EngineersTests & Inspections: Wallace Group, Watkins Testing & Inspection

District II West, Building A2777 NW Lolo Dr. • Bend, OR 97703

Bend Concrete, Superior Garage Floors, Solid Rock Masonry Co., CR Fabrication, Northwest Framing Systems, Inc., Cascade Cabinets & Countertops, LLC, Cascade Interior Trim and Door, Energy Conservation Insulation, Miller Lumber, AM-1 Roofing, Seal Tech, LLC,

Bell Hardware, Garage Harmony, Guarantee Glass & Mirror, Central Oregon Garage Door, Custom Tint, CCI Bend, LLC, Fabulous Floors, Northwest Painting & Restoration, North Country Building Specialties, Johnson Brothers Appliances, The Park Catalog, J & R Fire, LLC,

Christensen Plumbing Solutions, LLC, Quality Heating, Elite Electric

Build out of six light industrial flex tenant spaces; including an engineering firm, software company and product designers.

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Property Owner/Developer: Taylor Development, LLC, Liz Dolan, owner’s representativeContractor: SunWest BuildersProject Cost: $2.5 MillionSitework Start: April 2018Completion: Certificate of Occupancy January 29, 2019Square Footage: 13,305 sq. ft.Amenities: Open work areas with exposed ceilings, offices and board rooms, restrooms, break rooms and overhead coiling doors.Financing: First Interstate BankProject Manager: Julie HyerSupervisor: David MataArchitect: Steele Associates Architect, LLCPrincipal Architect: Adam Stephen and Scott SteeleSparrow Bakery Architect: Darren Thomas Architecture & PlanningStructural Engineer: Ashley & Vance EngineeringCivil Engineer: AKS Engineering & ForestryMechanical Engineer: CEA Consulting EngineersTesting & Inspections: Wallace Group, Watkins Testing & Inspection

Property Owner/Developer: Bend La-Pine SchoolsContractor: Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co.Project Cost: $1.9 MillionSitework Start: July 2019Completion: October 2019Square Footage: 43,311 sq. ft.Amenities: Educational atmosphere encouraging collaboration, perseverance, compassion, relevant learning, communication, creativity and critical thinking.Project Manager: Robert FraiserSuperintendent: Mark Herber

Principal Architect: Phil Doza, DKA Architecture & Design PC Project Architect: Kimberly Stroup, DKA Architecture & Design PCStructural Engineer: Rolf Armstrong, Eclipse EngineeringTransportation Engineer: Joe Bessman, Transight ConsultingMechanical Engineer: Larry Scharf, CEAElectrical Engineer: Chuck Bohlke, MDA

Property Owner/Developer: District 2 East, LLCContractor: SunWest BuildersProject Cost: $2.3 MillionSitework Start: October 2019Completion: Certificate of Occupancy October 25, 2019Square Footage: 10,853 sq. ft.Amenities: Entry area bike parking walls, large board room with partition wall for creating two smaller rooms, overhead doors with electric operation and ceilings open to structure above. Site is served by Fiber Optic data and will have EV charging stations.Financing: First Interstate BankProject Manager: Julie HyerSupervisor: David MataArchitect: Steele Associates Architect, LLCPrincipal Architect: Adam Stephen and Scott SteeleStructural Engineer: Froelich EngineersCivil Engineer: AKS Engineering & ForestryMechanical Engineer: CEA Consulting EngineersElectrical Engineer: MDA EngineeringTesting & Inspections: Carlson Testing, Inc., Watkins Testing & Inspection

District II West, Building B

Realms Skyline High School

District 2 East, Building 1

2783 NW Lolo Dr. • Bend, OR 97703

20730 NE Brinson Blvd. • Bend, OR 97701

2738 NW Potts Ct. • Bend, OR 97703

Bend Concrete, Superior Garage Floors, Solid Rock Masonry Co, CR Fabrication, Northwest Framing Systems, Inc, Cascade Cabinets & Countertops, LLC, Cascade Interior Trim & Door, Energy Conservation Insulation, Miller Lumber, Seal Tech, LLC, AM-1 Roofing, Bell Hardware, Garage Harmony, Guarantee Glass & Mirror, Central Oregon Garage Door, CCI Bend, LLC, Fabulous Floors, Northwest Painting & Restoration,

North Country Building Specialties, J&C Sanders Construction, Johnson Brothers Appliances, The Park Catalog, J & R Fire, LLC, Christensen Plumbing Solutions, LLC, Quality Heating, Elite Electric

Cascade Heating, Dry Canyon, Deschutes Painting

Subcontractors and Suppliers:Bend Concrete, Superior Garage Floors, Solid Rock Masonry Co., True Line Steel, Inc., Daley Construction Co., Northwest Framing Systems, Inc., Cascade Cabinets & Countertops, LLC, T.V.M Waterproofing, Energy Conservation Insulation, Miller Lumber, AM-1

Roofing, Dimar Siding Co, Bell Hardware, Cascade Interior Trim and Door, Central Oregon Garage Door, Guarantee Glass & Mirror, J. Helm Enterprises, Fabulous Floors, Northwest Painting & Restoration, White Star Enterprises, LLC, North Country Building Specialties,

InteriorTech, Johnson Brothers Appliances, Classic Window Coverings, The Park Catalog, Steadyrack, J & R Fire, LLC, Christensen Plumbing Solutions, LLC, Quality Heating, Elite Electric

Build out of five tenant spaces; light industrial flex, a bakery, fitness center and offices.

This surprising use of a warehouse for innovative high school programs created an opportunity for fast-track development of two separate high schools in an existing 80,000 sq. ft. metal building. Phase two of this project — completed this year — expanded the school area to include four new classrooms with excellent acoustics, windows drawing in natural light and fun breakout spaces. The school also incorporated gender neutral restrooms, office and conference space and acoustic improvements to existing classroom areas.

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Brief Description of Project: Light industrial flex spaces, including offices, break room, board / conference rooms, storage and open office areas.

Property Owner/Developer: Community Bible ChurchContractor: R&H ConstructionProject Cost: $1.6 MillionSitework Start: April 2018Completion: January 2019Square Footage: 20,577 sq. ft.Amenities: Fellowship hall, lounge, classrooms, formal covered entryProject Manager: Dan Stockel

Community Bible Church57157 Theatre Dr. • Sunriver, OR 97707

Superintendent: John BurisPrincipal Architect: John Kvapil, DKA Architecture & Design PC Project Architect: Kimberly Stroup, DKA Architecture & Design PCStructural Engineer: Alex Larkin, Walker Structural EngineeringMechanical Engineer: Design-Build by ColeBreit Engineering, LLC

Subcontractors and Suppliers: Bend Electric, J&R Fire, Severson Plumbing

Brief Description of Project:This project was undertaken to create fellowship and classroom space as well

as a weather-protected entry. The addition takes advantage of space between the existing buildings while respecting the simple elegance of the existing architectural style. A large portico and grand timber stair invite people in from the parking area under cover from the elements. The new fellowship hall with its beautiful vaulted space, natural light and generous use of wood creates a welcoming atmosphere, and more intimate side spaces like the lounge, with its stone fireplace and a “café” area with tables and a pass-through to the kitchen, provide opportunities for more private fellowship. On the lower level, classrooms and an accessible restroom area connect to the existing classroom spaces and are seamlessly integrated into the building circulation.


Property Owner/Developer: Bend-La Pine SchoolsContractor: Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co.Project Cost: $1.39 MillionSitework Start: May 2019Completion: November 2019Square Footage: 265 sq. ft. addition, upgrades to approximately 58,300 sq. ft. existing school buildingFinancing: Bond Project Manager: Robert Frazier, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co.Supervisor: Brady Webster, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co.Architect: Eric Nielsen, architect and Aaron Buckman, architect, BLRB Architects

Property Owner/Developer: Deschutes County / OSUContractor: SunWest BuildersProject Cost: $1,300,000Sitework Start: February 1, 2019Completion: September 5, 2019Square Footage: 5,203 sq. ft.

Elk Meadow Elementary School, Stage Remodel

Oregon State University, Extension Services, Deschutes County, Annex

60880 Brookswood Blvd. • Bend, OR 97702 3800 SW Airport Way, Bldg. #4 • Redmond, OR 97756

Principal Architect: Seth AndersonStructural Engineer: Walker Structural Engineering, Jonny WalkerCivil Engineer: Fred Kroon and Greg Smith ParametrixElectrical Engineer: Michael Nelson, ColeBreit Engineering

Project Manager: Candi Bothum, OSUArchitect: Mark RossiPrincipal Architect: Peter BaerStructural Engineer: CBSE, LLCCivil Engineer: HWAMechanical Engineer: Sazan Group

Subcontractors and Suppliers: North Rim Electric, Convergint Technologies, Latham Excavation, Silvercreek

Woodworks, Inc., The Harver Company, Deschutes Painting, Phoenix Fire Protection, Central Oregon Roofing, Foxhoven Masonry, Wilson Curb, Tomco Electric

Subcontractors and Suppliers: Anderson Clark Interiors, Inc., ARC, Bell Hardware - Bend, Bend Commercial Glass,

Bend Concrete Services, Co., Bend Electric Inc., Bend Mapping & Blueprint, Building Material Specialties, CBSE Structural Engineering, CCI Bend, LLC, Cement Products Manufacturing, Central Oregon Builders Association (COBA Prints), Central Oregon

Heating & Cooling, Central Oregon Roofing, CLEAResult, Cox Custom Welding, Crow Plumbing, Inc., Deschutes County, Deschutes Fence LLC, ECI, Ei Dynamics Inc, Garage

Harmony, LLC, Grizzly Mountain Excavation, Hickman Williams & Associates, HWA Inc., High Desert Aggregate & Paving Inc., High Desert Steel Detailing LLC, Interior Technology, Lee Ramsey Plumbing, Marc Riverman Painting, LLC, Miller Lumber, Northwest Framing Systems, Oregon State University Extension 4-H, OverHead

Door of Central Oregon, Pacific Painting, Pinnacle Architecture, Rasmussen Masonry, Rubenstein’s Contract Carpet LLC, Sazan Group, Sealtech, LLC, SunWest Builders,

Superior Interiors Inc., Twin Rivers Plumbing, Western Protective CoatingsBrief Description of Project:

LED lighting upgrade reduces the operational costs of the school. The new lighting and ceiling fans improve the classroom learning environment with enhanced light levels and occupant comfort.

New decorative pavers in the east courtyard expand the usable play area for students with a checkerboard pattern and labyrinth design.

The storage addition provides increased storage capacity for the gymnasium, allowing for additional programming and student activities.

Stage improvements include new lighting, curtains and storage to enhance student performances and activities.

Additional site improvements removed ADA barriers and corrected some storm drainage issues.

Brief Description of ProjectThe Oregon State University (OSU) Extension Service in Deschutes County provides

research-based, objective information to help people solve problems, develop leadership and manage resources wisely. To assist OSU and Deschutes County in supporting their growing programs, an annex building was constructed alongside the main office. The design mimicked the same exterior design and character of the fairgrounds. A large training room with a full-size teaching kitchen is host to numerous programs, including food safety and preservation. Also, efficient offices and storage support staff. Green building principles were incorporated for energy efficiency.

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Property Owner/Developer: Lexington Redmond, LLCContractor: R&H ConstructionProject Cost: Approximately $1.65 Million (Construction, not including architectural and engineering services) Sitework Start: October 2018Completion: March 2019Square Footage: 77,484 sq. ft. (not including site)Financing: ConfidentialProject Manager: Jacob Hartley, R&H ConstructionSupervisor: John Shannon, R&H ConstructionArchitect: Emily Freed, project manager; Taylor Roosa, interior designer, Ascent Architecture & Interiors (acquired by BLRB Architects)Principal Architect: Seth AndersonStructural Engineer: Walker Structural Engineering, LLCCivil Engineer: Ashley & Vance Engineering

Consumer Cellular, Tenant Improvement2999 SW Sixth St. • Redmond, OR 97756

Fabulous Floors, Bend Electric, Deschutes Construction Corporation, 7 Peaks Paving, Alpine Abatement Associates, 97 Painting, Lee Ramsey Plumbing, Quality Heating, Consurco, Guarantee Glass & Mirror

Tenant improvement of existing building to accommodate functional and aesthetic needs for tenant, Consumer Cellular. Project scope included interior spatial reconfigurations to accommodate new programs, upgraded materials and finishes throughout, repair of existing site conditions to meet current accessibility codes, new interior window systems, and repairs to the building as needed. Amenities included new plumbing fixtures, appliances, casework and lighting fixtures.




Property Owner/Developer: Riverhouse Property, LLCContractor: Mission Building and RenovationProject Cost: $521,000Sitework Start: March 2018Completion: March 2019Square Footage: 3,300 sq. ft.Amenities: Spa treatment rooms, couples massage, steam room, lounge, staff areas Project Manager: Francis Senger

Drift Spa at Riverhouse on the Deschutes

3075 N Hwy. 97, Ste. 100 • Bend, OR 97703

Supervisor: Keith HawesArchitect: Emily Freed, project manager; Lynn Baker, interior designer, Ascent Architecture & Interiors (acquired by BLRB Architects)Principal Architect: Seth AndersonStructural Engineer: Walker Structural EngineeringCivil Engineer: Becon Civil EngineersLandscaping: Szabo Landscape Architecture

Subcontractors and Suppliers:Certified Service of Central Oregon, Elite Electric, Severson Plumbing & Mechanical

Brief Description of Project:Remodel transformed the interiors of a 1970’s-era building to create the spa’s home

into a modern space with luxurious mid-century accents to feel cozy and intimate for guests. Dark colors like navy and black, along with dimmable lighting, help create an intimate environment while high-contrast patterns add fun and unexpected elements to the space. Soapstone-look quartz reception desk, marble fireplace tile and velvet draperies to offset the fun patterns and add an air of sophistication and elegance.

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61400 AMERICAN LANE

Property Owner/Developer: American Lane InvestorsContractor: PacWest BuildersCompletion: 61400 completed September 13, 2019, 61426 completed October 22, 2019

Square Footage: 8,400 sq. ft. each building, 16,800 sq. ft. total Amenities: Store front windows, abundant light, views, power Project Manager: Matt Brown Engineer: LB Engineering

61400 & 61426 American Lane

Bend, OR 97702

Brief Description of Project: Two steel industrial buildings constructed and fully leased with modifications as

agreed by tenants. Standard incubator structures modified for single-tenant use, both buildings leased prior to completion of construction. Flexibility in modifications and cooperation between developer and tenants allowed for nearly build-to-suit construction on standard plan schedule. 61400 American Lane occupied by CVInternational, Inc. 61426 American Lane occupied by RH Construction.

Property Owner/Developer: Big O Bagels – Steve & Ramona ReinerContractor: Mike Knighten ConstructionProject Cost: Site development and build cost ±$750,000 (land cost withheld) Sitework Start: September 2018Completion: April 2019Square Footage: 1950 sq. ft.Financing: Owner financedProject Manager: Mike KnightenArchitect: Emily Freed, project manager; Sara Bergby, architect; Aaron Buckman, job captain, Ascent Architecture & Interiors (acquired by BLRB Architects)Principal Architect: Seth AndersonStructural Engineer: Craig Davis, Walker Structural EngineeringCivil Engineer: Chris Munson, Munson & Associates, LLCMechanical Engineer: Design Build: Deschutes Heating & CoolingLandscaping: Design Build: Landmark Landscaping

Big O Bagels, Redmond816 SW 17th St. • Redmond, OR 97756

This locally owned, multi-location bagel shop continues to expand its service of Central Oregon, and this project marks its first ground-up building. Designed in the Northwest modern style, the cedar and lap siding shed structure’s rooflines open toward the west to provide glimpses of the sun warming the Three Sisters mountains during the early morning breakfast rush.



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Property Owner/Developer: High Desert Bend, LLCContractor: Dominion ConstructionSitework Start: Spring 2019Completion: Fall 2020Square Footage: 127,000 sq. ft.Amenities: Expansive storefront windows and overhead doors at all suites, dock-hi loading at multiple suites in the largest buildings, ample parking, bicycle shelters and extensive landscaping.

High Desert Industrial2561 NE Fourth St. • Bend, OR 97701

Project Manager/Supervisor: Bruno Forsterer, Dominion ConstructionArchitect: Steele Associates Architects, LLCPrincipal Architect: Scott SteeleStructural Engineer: Froelich EngineersCivil Engineer: HWAMechanical Engineer: JET IndustriesLandscaping: Homeland Design

Subcontractors and Suppliers:JLM Steel Erectors, SMC Concrete, Latham Excavation/McFarlane Excavation,

Bend Electric, G and K Masonry, Jet Industries, Wilson Curb and Sidewalk, Newport Ave Landscape

Brief Description of Project:Seven pre-engineered steel buildings totaling 127,000 sq. ft of new light industrial

space in the heart of Bend with easy access to the Bend Parkway, featuring both pre-demised vanilla suites and open shells, expansive storefront windows and overhead doors at all suites, dock-hi loading at several suites in the largest buildings, ample parking, bicycle shelters and extensive landscaping on nearly seven acres.

Property Owner/Developer: Debbie Ivy Autochlor/ Empire Construction & Development Contractor: Empire Construction & DevelopmentCompletion: November 2019Square Footage: 13,600 sq. ft.Amenities: Three light industrial suites with warehouse and office. Project Manager: Bruce Page, Empire Construction Supervisor: Mark Meredith, Empire Construction

Deerhound Industrial 2050 SW Deerhound Ave. • Redmond, OR 97756

Architect: Steele Associates Architects, LLCPrincipal Architect: Adam Stephen and Scott SteeleStructural Engineer: John Fischer, Ashley & Vance Engineering Civil Engineer: Erik Huffman, Becon Engineering Mechanical Engineer: Larry Scharf, CEA Consulting Engineers Landscaping: Scott Anderson, Springtime Irrigation

Subcontractors and Suppliers: Elite Electric, Cascade Heating, Susnset Plumbing, Springtime

Brief Description of Project: New industrial building in the Fairgrounds Business Park for Autochlor with two

future tenant suites available.


Property Owner/Developer: AAA Oregon/IdahoContractor: Summit ConstructionSitework Start: May 2018Completion: April 17, 2019Square Footage: 10,293 sq. ft.Amenities: Travel storeProject Manager: Tim Stroud, Summit ConstructionSuperintendent: John SidmanPrincipal Architect: John Kvapil, DKA Architecture & Design PC

Project Architect: Kimberly Stroup, DKA Architecture & Design PCStructural Engineer: Rolf Armstrong, Eclipse EngineeringCivil Engineer: Bryan Samson & Brett Parker, HWAMechanical Engineer: Larry Scharf, CEALandscaping: Springtime LandscapingInterior Design & Space Planning: Lisa Reynolds, architect

AAA Bend Service Center20350 Empire Ave., Bldg. A • Bend, OR 97701

Stedman Sheetmetal, Marvin Windows, Burgener’s Woodworking, OneSource Office Interiors, Inc., Modheirloom, LLC, Reliant Electric, HIS Security

This incredible transformation from a dilapidated and dated exterior to an elegant nod to buildings from the heyday of auto travel has been a catalyst for improvement in the neighborhood. The design unifies a series of old tenant spaces, creating hierarchy and way-finding with a two story masonry blade, clad in native tuff stone. Inside customers find a cozy lounge and the best travel store in Bend. The AAA approach of modernizing while frugally saving as much existing building as possible created great spaces and shows a unique sensitivity to the needs of AAA customers.




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Property Owner/Developer: Three Sisters LLC Contractor: Empire Construction & DevelopmentCompletion: December 2019Square Footage: 50,273 sq. ft.Amenities: Large industrial storage warehouse. Project Manager: Bruce Page, Empire Construction Supervisor: Mark Meredith, Empire Construction

Prineville Industrial542 SW Commerce Ct. • Prineville, OR 97754

Architect: Steele Associates Architects, LLCPrincipal Architect: Adam Stephen and Scott SteeleStructural Engineer: John Fischer, Ashley & Vance Engineering Civil Engineer: Erik Huffman, Becon Engineering Mechanical Engineer: Larry Scharf, CEA Consulting Engineers Landscaping: Scott Anderson, Springtime Irrigation

Subcontractors and Suppliers: Elite Electric, Cascade Heating, Sunset Plumbing, Springtime, Behlen

Brief Description of Project: Large pre-engineered metal storage warehouse building in the Tom McCall

Business Park.

Contractor: Griffin ConstructionSitework Start: June 29, 2015Completion: April 2019Square Footage: 68,000 sq. ftAmenities: Onsite amenities include lodging, golf, spa, food and beverage, lounge, planned activities.Project Manager: Ralph Griffin, director of developmentArchitect: Ankrom MoisanPrincipal Architect: George SignoriMechanical Engineer: MFIA Inc. Consulting EngineersStructural Engineer: Froelich Engineers, Inc.Landscaping: Pronghorn Landscape

Huntington Lodge at Pronghorn Resort65600 Pronghorn Club Dr. • Bend, OR 97701

A&E Masonry And Construction, Alpine Glass Company, AM-1 Roofing Inc., American Sprinklers Inc., Anderson Pool Works Inc., Architectural Specialties Inc., Bargreen Ellingson, Bell Hardware Inc., Bend Electric Inc., Blue Mountain Pools Inc., Building Material Specialties, Building Specialties Northwest, CCI Bend LLC, Dormakaba,

Double F Welding & Fabrication, Energy Conservation Insulation, Electric Mirror, Fabulous Floors Inc., H.A. McCoy, Havern Cabinetry & Design, Inc., Insulation Contractors Inc., Kevin Spencer Masonry, LaRusso Concrete Company, Inc., LDC Inc., Mike’s Fence Inc., Miller Lumber Company, NW Cascade Painting, LLC, Nystrom, Old World

Cobblestone, Oregon Cascade Plumbing & Heat, Pavement Protectors Sweeping, Pro-Build, Quality Truss Company, Shamrock NW Construction LLC, Stephen’s Heating & Cooling Inc., ThyssenKrupp Elevator, Ultra Quiet Floors, Western Pacific Building Materials

New 104-room luxury lodge featuring a unique, modern High-Desert design boasting vibrant lobby lounge and gathering place that connects indoor and outdoor dining spaces; a new outdoor pool created for year-round use with a spacious deck, a central fireplace and views of the surrounding juniper groves and nine peaks along the Cascade Mountain Range.

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PHOTO | COURTESY OF STEELE ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS Property Owner/Developer: High Plateau Ventures, LLCContractor: Stillwater Custom HomesProject Cost: ConfidentialSitework Start: December 4, 2017Completion: Units 1&2 completed fall 2018. Units 3&4 in progress (est. Spring 2020)Square Footage: ±3000 sq. ft./unitProject Manager: Grant HamlinArchitect: Aaron Buckman, architect;

Property Owner/Developer: Three Sisters LLC Contractor: Empire Construction & DevelopmentCompletion: October 2019Square Footage: Three 18-plex buildings at 21,805 sq. ft and three 12-plex buildings at 13,830 sq. ft.Amenities: Two bedroom apartments with balconies and open floor planProject Manager: Colton Mayberry, Empire Construction

Theater Drive TownhomesRidgeview Heights Apartments813, 817, 821, 825 SW Theater Dr. • Bend, OR 977023753 SW Badger Ave. • Redmond, OR 97756

Sara Bergby, architect (while at Ascent Architecture & Interiors), BLRB ArchitectsPrincipal Architect: Seth AndersonInterior Designer: Melanie BuccolaStructural Engineer: Jamie Garcia, Eclipse EngineeringCivil Engineer: Erik Huffman, Becon Civil Engineering & Land SurveyingLandscaping: Land Effects Landscaping, Inc.

Supervisor: Kevin Tenison, Empire Construction Architect: Steele Associates Architects, LLCPrincipal Architect: Adam Stephen and Scott SteeleStructural Engineer: John Fischer, Ashley & Vance Engineering Civil Engineer: Erik Huffman, Becon Engineering Landscaping: Scott Anderson, Springtime Irrigation

Brief Description of Project: Filling in the last of the residential sites on the southern end of the Old Mill

District, these four townhomes sit right on the Deschutes River. Each townhouse provides opportunities for breathtaking views on each of its three stories, starting at the ground floor open concept kitchen/living room which spills outside to patios directly above the riverside. Climbing the central stair with its own artistic flair provides glimpses of the Bend lifestyle as one passes the 2nd floor. The top-floor family room and deck living space feature panoramic views of the mountains worthy of any location.

Subcontractors and Suppliers: Elite Electric, Cascade Heating, Sunset Plumbing, Springtime

Brief Description of Project: New 90-unit apartment complex near Ridgeview High School. Apartments feature

a variety of two-bedroom layouts, on-site storage units for residents, pavilion and amazing views of the Three Sisters.

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