PROJECT BACKLOG + HIGHLIGHTS

including will include internal and external building upgrades to meet the needs of the Counseling and Psychological Services department. remodel of two adjoining buildings for the City of Eugene. The combined project size is roughly 100,000 square feet.

This project will involve a refresh of the Knight Pavilion public areas, the West Café and exterior entry canopy areas. The project is approximately 11,346 square feet.

The project will build a new 8,000-square-foot rural health clinic in a vacant retail space. Additionally, the project team will remodel an existing 2,850-squarefoot clinic into a cardiac rehab space at the Providence Basecamp facility.

Lewis’ South Valley team is in full swing out at Withycombe Hall on the Oregon State University (OSU) campus in Corvallis, Oregon. This project is the first large CM/CG-negotiated project back at the OSU campus in over 20 years. The 81,000-square-foot educational facility is a contributing resource in the OSU Historic District. Built in 1952, it’s an Agricultural research and teaching building complete with a working dairy. The structure consists of three building segments: a 3-story west wing with administrative, classroom and laboratory functions, a central single-story structure with a lecture hall and an east wing with the dairy processing plant above a full basement.

The scope of work includes both the east and west sides of the building. Our team will upgrade the building to meet current codes and OSU Design and Construction Standards. The project aims to improve the entire building in one construction phase, with scheduled milestones for the east and west sides. Major elements include a new Dairy Processing Lab complete with a retail space to sell products produced by OSU’s Food Sciences, renovation of existing labs for Animal Rangeland Sciences and a reconfiguration of the vacated lower-level space to support both Food Science and Animal Rangeland Sciences.

Lewis is currently finishing demo and preparing to start self-performed concrete. The project is on track to finish in Fall of 2024.