CWallA News

The new Bank of America project in Gresham, Oregon called for strength, reliability, and exceptional acoustic performance—and SCAFCO and CWallA delivered.

Built using SCAFCO’s SoundGuard studs and accessories, the project met demanding specifications while ensuring quiet, long-lasting performance. With expert product support from CWallA, the build reflects both structural precision and a commitment to quality construction—an example of craftsmanship built to last.

Construction is underway on the new Hillsboro Beisbol Stadium (HOPS), a major addition to the city’s growing sports and entertainment landscape. Once complete, the stadium will accommodate 6,000 baseball fans and up to 7,000 attendees for concerts and community events.

Framed with SCAFCO steel and supplied through CWallA, the project brings together strength, precision, and community vision. This new venue will serve as a vibrant gathering place for sports, music, and local events, adding to Hillsboro’s dynamic development.

At Tillamook Bay Community College in Tillamook, Oregon, construction is underway on a new Healthcare Education Building. While the project was primarily a wood framing job, CWallA and SCAFCO supplied custom brake shapes used for insulation and cladding.

The new facility will provide dedicated space for healthcare labs supporting nursing programs, medical assisting, EMS training, and radiation certification. Once complete, it will serve as an important resource in training future healthcare professionals in the region.

Sageview High School in Pasco, Washington, is now officially open, welcoming more than 2,000 students into a modern, state-of-the-art campus.

The 300,000-square-foot facility was designed to provide a flexible, innovative learning environment, with features that support both academic and extracurricular activities. Earlier in the construction process, CWallA and SCAFCO were proud to supply the steel framing materials that helped shape the school’s structural foundation.

This milestone project reflects the growing investment in educational infrastructure in the region and stands as a testament to what’s possible when communities, architects, and builders come together.

Big things are going up in Cottage Grove, Oregon. More than 55,000 pounds of SCAFCO steel, supplied through CWallA’s Eugene branch, is framing a new structure that will provide much-needed rental shop space for the growing local community. Proud to support progress with steel built to last.

Construction is underway on a new facility for the Culinary Academy of Las Vegas. The project reflects the organization’s continued investment in education, workforce development, and community service across the region.

SCAFCO steel is being used for structural framing, with materials and support provided by CWallA. The new facility will help the Culinary Academy expand its reach and continue preparing individuals for long-term success in the hospitality industry.

Once complete, the project will serve as a resource for training, opportunity, and economic development in the greater Las Vegas area.

Construction is progressing on the future Redmond Recreation Center in Redmond, Oregon. This community-focused project is being framed with nearly 85,000 pounds of SCAFCO steel, forming the backbone of the new facility.

The build reflects strong collaboration across the board, with support from CWallA’s Eugene branch, expert engineering coordination, and longtime partner Western Partitions, Inc. Together, these teams are helping shape a space designed to serve Redmond residents for years to come.

Construction is progressing on the new Portland State University School of Art + Design, a 103,000-square-foot facility located in the heart of downtown Portland, Oregon.

Led by Swinerton, the project is being framed with SCAFCO steel, supplied through CWallA. The building will feature flexible studios, classrooms, and critique spaces tailored to meet the evolving needs of PSU’s growing art and design programs.

Scheduled to open in 2026, the new facility will provide a dynamic, modern space that fosters creativity, collaboration, and innovation for the next generation of artists and designers.

Construction is underway on the new Springville Branch Library in Springville, CA, just outside of Fresno. Located a short distance from the original site, the upgraded facility will offer expanded access to books, digital media, and community resources.

The new 3,200-square-foot building adds over 1,000 square feet of space and is being framed by Superior Steel and AMG using structural steel from SCAFCO. Material delivery and support are being provided through CWallA. Once complete, the new library will provide the Springville community with a modern, accessible space for learning, connection, and growth.