CWallA News

At Chowchilla Elementary School District, construction is underway on the new Fairmead Multipurpose Room. U-Neac Framing is leading the effort, installing over 85,000 pounds of SCAFCO steel to support the facility’s structural needs.

The project incorporates specialized systems including Custom Pitch Track, Seismic Drift Track, and Fire Track Blocking to meet performance and safety requirements. Steel materials were supplied through CWallA, helping ensure a smooth and efficient build process. Once complete, the new space will serve as a versatile hub for school and community activities.

Construction continues on the new Center for Design at Lake Washington Institute of Technology in Kirkland, WA. The project features exposed braced frames and timber trusses that highlight the role of structure in architectural expression.

SCAFCO steel, supplied through CWallA, is playing a key role in shaping the framework of the space, supporting both the building’s form and function. Once complete, the Center for Design will serve as an inspiring environment where creativity, innovation, and construction come together.

Following a devastating fire, restoration efforts are bringing new life to the historic St. Joseph Church in Salem, OR. Western Partitions, Inc. (WPI) is leading the rebuild, working with steel products from SCAFCO and material support provided by CWallA.

The project required a creative approach to meet the structural and aesthetic demands of the church’s iconic arched architecture. Through careful installation of Zees, arches, and custom curves, the team is combining craftsmanship and precision to restore a cherished local landmark.

Construction is moving forward at Washington State University’s Schweitzer Engineering Hall in Pullman, WA. The $80 million facility is currently being framed by Performance Contracting Inc, with SCAFCO steel products supplied through CWallA.

Designed to serve as a central hub for the College of Engineering and Architecture, the new building will feature classrooms, collaboration zones, and flexible event spaces. Once completed, Schweitzer Engineering Hall will support innovation, research, and student success for generations to come.

Construction is progressing on the new United Health Center in Delano, CA, where steel framing is now in full swing. Advance Drywall Construction is leading the project, relying on SCAFCO Steel Stud Company for structural framing and CWallA for material distribution and support.

The facility is being built with durability and efficiency in mind, aligning with the center’s mission to expand access to quality healthcare across California’s Central Valley. Once complete, the new location will enhance regional healthcare infrastructure and bring essential services closer to the communities that need them most.

In Mead, WA, construction is progressing on North 40’s latest expansion—a new 90,000-square-foot retail location positioned directly across from its original Spokane store. This significant development underscores the brand’s continued investment in the Inland Northwest.

Steel Stud Structures of Spokane is managing construction, utilizing framing products from SCAFCO Steel Stud Company and materials supplied by CWallA. With deep ties to the region, this expansion is designed to better serve the growing needs of North Spokane and neighboring communities—extending its reach all the way to the Canadian border.

Foundation work is underway at the future home of Sprouts Farmers Market in St. George, Utah. English Construction is at the helm, guiding development of this vibrant retail space with framing materials supplied by CWallA and steel products from SCAFCO Steel Stud Company.

Designed with community in mind, the new Sprouts location emphasizes both strength and sustainability. As construction progresses, the project is poised to bring expanded access to fresh, healthy food options—supporting wellness and growth throughout the St. George area.

Construction is moving swiftly at Selma Industrial Park in Fresno County, CA—an area rapidly emerging as a key industrial hub in the Central Valley. Leading the charge are Top Tier Contractors Inc. and Styline General Contracting, who are shaping a significant new development designed to support the region’s continued growth.

SCAFCO Steel Stud Company is supplying high-performance framing products to the site, with material distribution coordinated through CWallA. As steel rises and infrastructure takes form, this project signals a strong investment in Selma’s economic expansion—laying the groundwork for future business and job opportunities.

Progress continues at the $92 million Jubilant HollisterStier expansion in Spokane, WA. Performance Contracting is advancing the project’s interior buildout with support from CWallA and framing solutions from SCAFCO Steel Stud Company.

A key highlight of this phase is the use of SCAFCO’s Perfect Curve system, framing the new Employee Services and Human Resources areas with sleek, modern lines. Pendant lighting suspended directly from the steel adds a refined, architectural finish—bringing both form and function together as this dynamic space comes to life.