CWallA News

A former car dealership in Eugene, Oregon, is being reimagined as the new office space for Zip-O-Log. The renovation highlights the growing trend of adaptive reuse, transforming an existing commercial property into a modern workplace while maximizing the value of the original structure. Built with 61,000 pounds of SCAFCO steel and supplied through CWallA, the project demonstrates the flexibility and durability of steel framing. By giving an existing building a new purpose, the renovation showcases how steel can help breathe new life into commercial spaces while supporting long-term performance and functionality.

Construction is moving forward on the new Eagle Seeker Clinic in Billings, Montana, a facility that will expand healthcare services for urban Native Americans in the region. The project showcases the advantages of panelized construction, with building components fabricated off site before being delivered and assembled in the field.

Built with SCAFCO steel and supplied through CWallA, the structure was erected in approximately three weeks once crews began assembly, demonstrating the speed, efficiency, and quality that panelized construction can provide. The new clinic will help increase access to essential healthcare services while supporting the growing needs of the local community.

The Three Rivers Convention Center in Kennewick is expanding to better serve the growing demand for events across the Tri-Cities region. The project will introduce additional exhibit space, new meeting rooms, and upgraded amenities designed to accommodate larger conventions and more diverse gatherings.

Built with SCAFCO steel and supplied through CWallA, the expansion reflects the strength and versatility required for a high-traffic public venue. Once complete, the enhanced facility will offer greater flexibility for event planners while supporting continued economic growth and tourism in the area.

Construction is in progress on the Medford Water Operations Center, a new facility designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of the region’s water infrastructure. The project represents an important investment in maintaining consistent and dependable water service for the surrounding community.

The build incorporates over 100,000 pounds of steel supplied through CWallA, supporting the structural framework of the facility. Designed for long-term performance, the structure will play a key role in strengthening essential infrastructure and meeting the demands of a growing region.

Construction is underway on a new regional office for Toyota of Portland at Columbia Tech Center in Vancouver, Washington. The facility is designed to support 73 Toyota dealers across the Pacific Northwest, serving as a central hub for regional operations and coordination.

The project incorporates steel supplied through CWallA as part of the structural framing, including 33 and 43 mil studs along with standard and slotted track and accessories. These components contribute to the strength, flexibility, and long-term performance required for a modern office environment.

Expected to be completed by mid-2026, the new regional office represents continued growth and investment in infrastructure supporting the automotive industry throughout the region.

Construction is underway at the former Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Helena Area Resource site as the location enters a multi-year transformation. The redevelopment marks a significant step toward modernizing the site to better support future operations and infrastructure needs.

The first phase of the project includes a new fleet vehicle services building, establishing the foundation for continued development in the years ahead. Steel supplied through CWallA is being used in the structural framing, supporting the strength, durability, and long-term performance of the facility.

Additional buildings are planned as the project progresses, contributing to a phased approach that will reshape the site over time.

Construction is progressing on the Hawk View Apartments in Reno, a new residential development focused on providing much-needed affordable housing for the local community. The project is designed to deliver modern, safe, and durable living spaces for residents.

Steel supplied through CWallA is being used throughout the all-steel framing of the development, supporting the structural integrity and long-term performance of the buildings. The use of steel framing contributes to a reliable and efficient construction process while ensuring lasting quality for future residents.

Once complete, Hawk View Apartments will help address housing needs in the area, adding to the availability of accessible and dependable housing options in the Reno community.

Construction is underway on one of California’s largest Costco Wholesale locations in Brentwood, a major retail development designed to support high traffic volumes and long-term performance. The project includes a 155,000-square-foot warehouse paired with a 32-pump gas station—one of the largest Costco fueling stations in the state.

Steel supplied through CWallA plays a key role in the structural framing of this large-scale build, supporting a facility engineered for durability, efficiency, and heavy daily use. Projects of this size demand materials that can perform under constant demand, and this development reflects the growing need for robust infrastructure in high-growth regions across California.

Construction is progressing on the Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon. The 143,000 sq ft facility is designed to support interdisciplinary, team-based research in areas including climate science, clean energy, artificial intelligence, and robotics.

The building is framed with SCAFCO steel supplied by CWallA, providing the structural reliability and adaptability required for advanced research environments. Scheduled to open later this year, the complex will serve as a hub for collaboration and innovation across the university.

Construction continues at the Les Schwab project in Butte, Montana, where steel framing is now in place for the new service and retail facility. The building is steadily taking shape as crews move through the next phases of construction.

The project utilizes SCAFCO steel supplied by CWallA, providing a strong foundation for a high-use automotive environment. When complete, the new location will support expanded automotive services and contribute to ongoing development in the Butte community.