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The Daily Journal of Commerce has named the 106 finalists for the 2021 TopProjects awards competition recognizing the most outstanding projects completed last year in the Pacific Northwest. Category winners and the overarching project of the year will be announced in-person on Thursday, September 9th, the 91ÊÓƵ’s first live event since the pandemic.

Now in its 24th year, TopProjects has become the premier awards competition across the region’s built environment. This year’s class includes projects spanning 17 different categories. It highlights the outstanding work completed through a truly unprecedented year, ultimately supplying our region with the essential buildings and infrastructure we rely on.

“Once I read through the powerful nominations, it solidified my feeling that TopProjects is the right event to get back in the swing of live events,” said 91ÊÓƵ Publisher Nick Bjork. “Through supply chain disruptions, workplace safety protocols and project schedule barriers, the building industry came together and completed some of the most outstanding work I’ve seen in the 12 years I’ve been with the organization.”

Bjork added that there will be an option to attend the event in-person or virtually through a live stream. The team is working with two event timelines in case the COVID-19 pandemic forces the switch to an all-virtual format. As always, he added, 91ÊÓƵ will look toward CDC, state and local guidance for event safety protocols.

The 106 projects will now move onto the judging phase, where ten industry leaders will determine the top three projects in each category, the TopProjects Project of the Year and several smaller awards for outstanding work. Attendees will also have a chance to make the selection of the TopProjects People’s Choice award through real-time voting.

The event will take place on Thursday, September 9th, 2021 from 4:30 to 7:30 PM at the Oregon Convention Center (777 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Portland, OR 97232) in the Oregon Ballroom. In-person tickets will start at $125 with a $50 virtual viewing option. Food and drinks will be provided to in-person attendees. Sponsorships for the event will start at $1,795. For event information or questions, contact Sarah Zens, [email protected] or (414) 225-1803.

To register for the event or see more detailed event information, please visit: 91ÊÓƵOregon.com/top-projects/

Below are a list of the 2021 91ÊÓƵ TopProjects finalists. The 91ÊÓƵ recategorizes projects based on the submissions received. If you feel like your project is miscategorized, please contact Nick Bjork at [email protected]

AFFORDABLE HOUSING:

• Argyle Gardens; submitted by Walsh Construction Co.
• Brietung Building; submitted by Ink Built Architecture and Development
• Market District Commons; submitted by Chambers Construction
• Marla Manor; submitted by Charter Construction
• Medallion Apartments and Williams Plaza D/B Renovation; submitted by Walsh Construction Co
• Red Canyon; submitted by R&H Construction
• Red Rock Creek Commons; submitted by LMC Construction
• Renaissance Commons; submitted by Walsh Construction Co.
• Songbird; submitted by BRIDGE Housing Corporation
• The Fields Apartments; submitted by Otak, Inc.

HEALTH CARE:

• AllCare PACE Center; submitted by Ausland Group & CIDA Inc.
• Casey Eye Institute, Oregon Elks Children’s Eye Clinic; submitted by Skanska USA Building Inc.
• One Community Health Hood River; submitted by Scott | Edwards Architecture & Bremik Construction
• Outside In East Clinic; submitted by Walsh Construction Co
• Providence St. Vincent Medical Center Intensive Care Unit; submitted by JRJ Architects
• Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital; submitted by The Neenan Company
• Steelhead Surgical; submitted by Mackenzie
• The Vancouver Clinic – Columbia Palisades; submitted by Andersen Construction
• University of Washington Medical – Harborview Medical Center 8EH Pediatric Burn Unit; submitted by Ankrom Moisan

HOSPITALITY & RETAIL (hotel, restaurant, retail, etc.):

• Abbott Claim Winery; submitted by Andrew Scott Construction & Soderstrom Architects | Ferar Studio
• C.OR.E; submitted by BnK Construction
• Corvallis Museum; submitted by Gerding Builders
• Domaine Serene Wine Lounge; submitted by GBD Architects
• Hilton Garden Inn; submitted by Deacon Construction, LLC
• Kendall Subaru of Eugene; submitted by Chambers Construction
• Lolo Pass; submitted by Woodblock Architecture and Bremik Construction
• Sahale Lodge; submitted by Bremik Construction, Inc.
• SaltLine Hotel; submitted by Deacon Construction, LLC
• Snow Peak North American HQ; submitted by BnK Construction & Skylab Architecture

INDUSTRIAL/MANUFACTURING:

• CalPlant MDF Manufacturing Plant; submitted by Industrial Projects Consulting, LLC
• Fiber SenSys; submitted by Robert Evans Co
• Project Gutenberg; submitted by McKinstry Co., LLC
• Project Shakespeare – Columbia Distributing; submitted by Perlo Construction
• Prologis PDX 23; submitted by Sierra Construction

INFRASTRUCTURE:

• 8th Street Bridge Replacement; submitted by DOWL
• Astoria Waterfront Bridge Replacements; submitted by DOWL
• Gideon Street Overcrossing Project; submitted by Stacy and Witbeck
• I-105 Willamette River Connections; submitted by Wildish
• I-405: Freemont Bridge to US26 WB Connection Bridge; submitted by Wildish
• Ilani Casino Resort Parking Structure; submitted by Swinerton

MIXED-USE

• 5 MLK; submitted by The Green Cities Company
• Koz 151 N. Killingsworth; submitted by Deacon Construction, LLC
• NW23 & NWGS Mixed-Use Buildings; submitted by R&H Construction
• The Canyons; submitted by R&H Construction

MULTIFAMILY:

• 230 Ash; submitted by GBD Architects
• Alta Peak Apartments; submitted by Pavilion Construction
• Chloe on Madison; submitted by Ankrom Moisan
• HarborSky Apartments; submitted by Leeb Architects
• Kado NW; submitted by GBD Architects
• Nishioka Building; submitted by Seabold Construction
• The Artisan; submitted by LMC Construction
• The Ascend Lofts; submitted by Seabold Construction
• The Denizen Apartments; submitted by LMC, a Lennar Company
• Timberridge Place Apartment Homes; submitted by I&E Construction, Inc.

OFFICE – Major Renovation/Expansion:

• I&E Construction Headquarters; submitted by Woodblock Architecture and I&E Construction
• J.K. Gill Building; submitted by Urban Renaissance Group
• Premier Gear; submitted by Lorentz Bruun Construction
• Reece Security; submitted by CIDA Inc. & Yorke & Curtis
• Slabtown make PDX; submitted by GBD Architects
• The Portland Building Reconstruction; submitted by Howard S. Wright, a Balfour Beatty Company, DayCPM, an Otak division, and DLR Group
• The Quinn; submitted by Robertson & Olson Construction, Inc.
• Wells Fargo Center & Exchange Block Renovation; submitted by Turner

OFFICE – New Construction:

• Wells Fargo Center & Exchange Block Renovation; submitted by Turner
• Beacon; submitted by Mackenzie
• Canvas; submitted by GBD Architects
• District Office; submitted by Andersen Construction
• Downtown Rockwood Innovation Hub (Building A); submitted by LMC Construction & YBA Architects PC
• Meyer Memorial Trust Headquarters; submitted by O’Neill Walsh Community Builders
• The Vanport Building; submitted by Andersen Construction

PRIMARY EDUCATION:

• Brookwood Elementary School; submitted by DLR Group
• Eastside Elementary School; submitted by Chambers Construction
• Kalama Elementary School; submitted by Emerick Construction Company
• Kellogg Middle School; submitted by Oh planning+design, architecture
• Meadow Ridge Elementary School; submitted by Soderstrom Architects & Todd Construction
• Milwaukie High School Addition & Renovations; submitted by CBRE | Heery & Skanska USA Building Inc.
• Sam Barlow High School Addition & Renovation; submitted by Opsis Architecture
• Santiam Canyon School District Jr./Sr. High School; submitted by Modern Building Systems
• Sherwood High School; submitted by Skanska USA Building Inc.
• Tiny Birds, One Chimney at Chapman Elementary School; submitted by CBRE | Heery

PUBLIC PARKS/SPACES:

• Gateway Green; submitted by GreenWorks
• Portland International Airport, Terminal Balancing Concourse E Extension; submitted by Skanska USA Building Inc.
• Seaside Civic & Convention Center Expansion; submitted by O’Brien and Company
• Wingspan Event and Conference Center at Westside Commons; submitted by Swinerton
• Woodmont Natural Park; submitted by Mackenzie

PUBLIC SAFETY:

• Beaverton Public Safety Center; submitted by Skanska USA Building Inc.
• City of Salem Police Station; submitted by JE Dunn Construction
• Deschutes County Stabilization Center; submitted by Pinnacle Architecture

RECREATION (Gyms, Fields, Etc.)

• Eugene Civic Park & Kidsports Field House; submitted by Chambers Construction
• Hidden Creek Community Center; submitted by Opsis Architecture & Swinerton
• The Rotary Youth Center at Morrison; submitted by Joseph Hughes Construction

SECONDARY EDUCATION:

• Oregon State University Gladys Valley Marine Studies Building; submitted by Andersen Construction
• Oregon State University Peavy Hall Replacement; submitted by Andersen Construction
• Portland Community College Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center (OMIC); submitted by Mortenson
• Southwestern Oregon Community College Umpqua Hall Health & Science Building; submitted by Opsis Architecture

SENIOR LIVING:

• Aegis Overlake; submitted by Ankrom Moisan
• Ya Po Ah Terrace; submitted by Walsh Construction Co.

TENANT IMPROVEMENT:

• Corporate Office Remodel; submitted by Deacon Construction, LLC
• Metropolitan Group Headquarters; submitted by Scott|Edwards Architecture
• Moda Tower Lobby; submitted by Ankrom Moisan
• PacificSource Health Care Plans Headquarters; submitted by Swinerton
• Pence Construction Headquarters; submitted by TVA Architects

TRANSPORTATION:

• Brown Road NE Improvements, Salem, OR; submitted by Harper Houf Peterson Righellis
• Elwert Road – Krueger Road Intersection Improvements; submitted by Kerr Contractors Oregon LLC
• Mill Plain Blvd (104th Ave to Chkalov Dr), Vancouver, WA; submitted by Harper Houf Peterson Righellis
• NE Lake Road and NE Everett Street (SR 500) Intersection Improvements, Camas, WA; submitted by PBS Engineering and Environmental Inc.
• West Burnside Safety Improvements, Portland, OR; submitted by Harper Houf Peterson Righellis
• WSDOT I-5 SB Interstate Bridge to NE 78TH Traffic Management Project, Vancouver, WA; submitted by Mill Plain Electric Inc.