Monday, June 29, 2015

New outlines on the Winslow skyline are the shape of progress at Grow Community

Construction on Grow Community’s new phase, the Grove, is moving onward – and upward. The Salal building’s third floor has taken shape, with roof work starting very soon. Next door at the Elan, the second floor is under way.

Concrete work continues elsewhere on the site, the Juniper building is all but complete while the walls, footings and pouring of the Woodland Homes and Tsuga are now well underway.

 With the hot, dry weather of summer upon us, our crews are watering down the site periodically to minimize dust – definitely a challenge, so we ask residents’ and neighbors’ forbearance.

For all the activity around the site, our crews are running up an impressive safety record – 15,000 hours (and counting) without an injury.

Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Purdy Fun Climbing & the Warehouse Rock Gym Unite & Collaborate on New South Sound Indoor Climbing Facility


NEWS RELEASE - For Immediate Distribution

Purdy Fun Climbing
www.purdyfunclimbing.com
Warehouse Rock Gym
www.Warehouserockgym.com

OLYMPIA, WA, (May 5, 2015) – Karma prevailed as Purdy Fun Climbing and the
Warehouse Rock gym have elected to merge the two companies, capitalizing on the
strengths of each to build a new facility for current and future members. The New
facility, with climbing walls designed and built by Vertical World’s Elevate Climbing of
Seattle, is set to open this fall.

For nearly four years, Mike Boyer, founder and president of the Purdy Fun Climbing
Corporation, has been planning to build a state of the art, indoor climbing facility in the
South Sound. Years of research on the industry, best practices, and the latest design
trends will allow Boyer to break ground on the new facility this spring.

For more than ten years, The Warehouse Rock Gym, LLC, provided indoor climbing
opportunities for South Sound enthusiasts, and built up a climbing community at its
facility in downtown Olympia. Being so successful, the overcrowded gym vitally needed
to expand.

Then karma prevailed as the two companies realized something significant.

Collaboration is better than competition. Electing to merge and unite, the two
companies will capitalize on the strengths of each other to build a new facility for current
and future members.

This new facility will be three times larger, with double the height climbing walls, a
dedicated bouldering area, and ample parking, and will be built in a brand new building
designed just to house the Warehouse Rock Gym. PHC Construction of Bainbridge
Island will build the facility. Vertical World’s Elevate Climbing of Seattle will design and
build the climbing walls. So the new gym will have a Vertical World look to it.
Opening FALL 2015, the new facility will be located in the Hogum Bay Business Park in Hawk’s Prairie.

Read more here

Thursday, April 9, 2015

Construction Update at Grow Community

Continued iron/cable work for P/T concrete decks.  Concrete pours have begun and will continue through next week.  We expect framers to begin very soon and you will start to see the buildings go vertical beginning with The Salal building.  Dirt work continues and over the next month we will be working to organize the site as we backfill around the new garage and buildings!








Monday, March 23, 2015

Recently completed Suquamish Seafood Co.

The Suquamish Seafood Co. is a 16,000 SF Design Build project for the Suquamish Tribe.  The pre-engineered metal building package includes an 8,000 SF mezzanine for storage and over 4,000 SF of office space.  The lower floor includes 8,000 SF of production area with three coolers exceeding 600 SF, Air Blast Freezer and open production area cooled to 38 degrees.  An additional space has been allocated for Live product handling with saltwater being pumped from the nearby bay.  14” peeler poles and Hardi Siding have been integrated into the design of the metal building with the structural engineer and metal building engineers working in collaboration to meet our client’s needs and maintaining traditional Native American design.











Photography by David Cohen

PHC Awarded "Business Excellence in Sustainable Building - Washington" by Acquisition International

The 2015 Acquisition International Business Excellence Awards are all about identifying and honoring the most respected companies and their C-level executives, while recognizing and rewarding outstanding performance, success, innovation and ethics across international business communities. Praised for our tireless work, dedication, and superb performance over the past 12 months, PHC Construction has been honored with yet another award this year for 'Business Excellence in Sustainable Building.'

http://www.acquisition-intl.com/