Franklin Crossing
PROJECT
NAME:
Franklin Crossing
ARCHITECT: Steele
Associates
GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Kirby Nagelhout
COMPLETION:
July 2006
DESCRIPTION: Franklin Crossing was the number one
commercial project in Central Oregon in 2005, valued at $13.2
million, and Hooker Creek manufactured and delivered over 800
truckloads of concrete to this project? We are very
excited to be a part of this much anticipated addition to
downtown Bend.
Franklin Crossing has 131,600 square feet of retail,
dining, and living space in five levels. The penthouse
level features eight luxury condominums, which were
built using Hooker Creek's ICF
technology. Insulating Concrete Forms were used
for the sound deadening quality and energy saving
benefits. Franklin Crossing is the first structure
in downtown Bend to feature an underground parking lot that
accommodates 50 vehicles. The 38,000 square feet of
retail space included designer stores, boutiques,galleries and
restaurants. Franklin Crossing is truly the first of its
kind in Bend, because of its unique design and mixed-use
aspects. Franklin Crossing was one of three finalists in
the State of Oregon for an Excellence in Concrete Award in
2007.
TOUCHMARK AT MT. BACHELOR VILLAGE Owner/Developer: Touchmark Dev. and Const. Structural Engineer: Froelich Engineers General Contractor: Kirby Nagelhout Construction Archichetural Firm: LRS Architects
Touchmark
at Mt. Bachelor Village is Bend's first astive resort
community. Nestled on 24.5 acres off of Centry Drive,
Touchmark offers unlimited activities including a conference
center, walking trails, fishing, skiing, golf and even goasts
it's own concert series. The Touchmark project
encompasses two new buildings totaling 350,000 square feet.
Cliff Lodge has 43,000 square feet under a 12 foot post tensioned concrete deck. The split level space includes 60 parking spaces, resident storage areas, housekeeping offices, aerobics room, and rehabilitation center as well as the buildings mechanical and electrical systems.
Terrace Lodge has 39,000 quare feet under a 12 foot post tensioned concrete deck. This space includes 76 parking spaces, resident storage, a commercial laundry facility that services the entire campus, maintenance staff offices and shop and buildings mechanical and electrical systems.
Both of the concrete slabs for these structures support four stories of conventional wood framing.
