design-build

30th and Killingsworth provides modern off-campus housing for Concordia University students in a vibrant neighborhood. The contemporary apartment building is designed to smoothly integrate higher-density living into a residential context characterized by single-family housing. The four-story building nurtures interaction with the surrounding streetscape and neighborhood. A community room extends into a balcony, providing an outdoor amenity space with an immediate visual connection to Killingsworth and exceptional views of Mt. Hood and Mt. Tabor. The unit mix focuses on two-bedroom, two-bath...Learn more

Built in the late-’60s, Triangle Pointe had never been updated. Great bones were obscured behind dropped popcorn ceilings, beige quarry tile, and a forest of yellow oak. Originally occupied by a single tenant, the building had an entrance and cramped lobby with no sense of arrival. The new purchaser desired to reposition the property to be a viable, productive, multi-tenant office building. The goal was to intrigue, with details providing moments of discovery as visitors moved through the space. The result is a warm interpretation of modern design that offers a fresh counterpoint to the...Learn more

This project relocated a large commercial laundry service for hospitals in the Seattle/Puget Sound metro area. Mackenzie’s scope began with completion of a due diligence study, concept plan, and site test fits for five sites in Renton, Kent, and Auburn, Washington. From this, we prepared a development feasibility report, including estimated costs. The firm subsequently handled entitlements—special master land use permit application, SEPA environmental checklist, and public hearing and application assistance—and provided design and construction documentation through construction contract...Learn more

Clackamas County needed to consolidate government functions to more efficiently and effectively provide a full range of services to its citizens. Together, the Mackenzie/ Hoffman Construction design-build team was chosen to provide design services for a new administrative facility, along with associated improvements on the 6.5-acre site. Fifteen separate County departments were brought together into the single 109,000 SF facility. The team delivered a 4-story brick building focused on quality, optimum life-cycle cost, and environmental responsibility. The goal was to maximize long-term value...Learn more

This innovative, one-of-a-kind indoor water park is the latest addition to the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum complex, a regional recreational and educational destination. The 70,000 SF water park features pools, waterslides, a wave pool, and interactive exhibits to teach visitors about relevant science concepts, such as velocity and buoyancy. The facility’s centerpiece is a Boeing 747 airliner mounted above the water park roof that serves as the starting point for the four waterslides. The project demanded an integrated approach spanning architecture, engineering, aquatic facilities...Learn more