Photos: Mixed-use sober living project tops out

By: Sam Tenney//April 5, 2016//

Photos: Mixed-use sober living project tops out

Sam Tenney//April 5, 2016//

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A topping out celebration was held last week for Miracles Central, a mixed-use development in the Lloyd District that will cater to those in recovery for alcohol and drug addiction. The project is being developed by Multi-Cultural Development Group LLC, of which Guardian Real Estate Services is the managing member, and is a collaboration between Miracles Club, Central City Concern, and the Portland Housing Bureau. LMC Construction is the general contractor on the project, which was designed by Carleton Hart Architecture.

The 48,351-square-foot building features five stories of wood-framed apartment units over a concrete ground floor that will house community and resident services space. It will contain 47 apartment units, including 21 studios, 21 one-bedrooms, and four two-bedrooms. The project is slated for completion by the end of July.

Tanner Wilt, a carpenter Local 1503 and employee of Matson Siding, Inc., cuts fascia board.

Jeremiah Gefre, a carpenter with Local 1503 and employee of Matson Siding Inc., installs facial board on the building's exterior. — Jeremiah Gefre, a carpenter with Local 1503 and employee of Matson Siding Inc., installs facial board on the building’s exterior.

Oli Mendez, a welder with A36 Structures, grinds a masonry lintel.

Eddie Lane, an apprentice carpenter with Local 1503 and employee of Matson Siding, Inc., fills in gaps in flashing membrane.

LMC Construction superintendent Rich Mason takes a group photo of the construction crew from the roof of an adjacent building following a lunch celebrating the building's topping out. — LMC Construction superintendent Rich Mason takes a group photo of the construction crew from the roof of an adjacent building following a lunch celebrating the building’s topping out.

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