stormwater

Portland International Airport Rental Car Quick-Turnaround Facility

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Rental Car Quick Turn-Around (QTA) facilities are an innovative building type, with only about a dozen in the country. A successful QTA facility efficiently and safely fuels and cleans rental cars to meet the current demands of airport customers, while being able to accommodate future growth. They are logistically complicated projects that require an in-depth understanding of traffic flow, operational function, airport safety protocol, and fueling. The 316,000 SF facility can clean and fuel up to 430 cars per hour, with 76 fueling positions and 16 car wash bays. The project is targeting an...Learn more

West Bay Road

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Mackenzie was retained by the City of Lake Oswego to design a roadway safety improvement and stormwater drainage system for West Bay Road and Virginia Way, design pavement sections for West Bay Road and Virginia Way, and work with the adjacent neighbors to determine issues they had regarding stormwater and street problems. Throughout the design phase, Mackenzie engineers worked closely with Lake Oswego staff to adapt and modify City standards and still meet project goals. The re-design of this residential street utilized green street solutions, providing water quality and reduced flow on...Learn more

Progress Ridge TownSquare

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Mackenzie provided planning and site design services for this innovative joint-use retail and open space project between Gramor Development and Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District (THPRD). The Progress Ridge area is a designated urban town center in the City of Beaverton located adjacent to the Progress Quarry pond. The vision between the developer and the city was to design a pedestrian-friendly civic hub with a strong sense of community that would provide a wide range of services to the growing region. The development includes approximately 280,000 SF of retail and office buildings...Learn more

Luscher Community Park

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This 12-acre community park is located on a historic, scenic and environmentally sensitive site. The final design successfully combines a wide variety of treasured community functions, including a 3-acre dog park, multi-use artificial turf athletic field, playground, 110-car parking lot, restroom/shelter facility, and trails. The public participation process successfully navigated a highly controversial and politically contentious project to a successful conclusion. An extensive public participation process bridged conflicting goals of dog park users, youth sports organizations, adjacent...Learn more

Genentech

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Mackenzie provided site development services for Genentech’s 296,000 SF Hillsboro Fill and Finish (HFF) facility. Initially, Mackenzie prepared alternative conceptual site plans for the approximately 12-acre Phase 1 project within Genentech’s 75-acre parcel. Mackenzie, in collaboration with Flad and Associates , prepared final conceptual site plans and engineering plans and managed Development Review approval from the city. Mackenzie then provided civil engineering and landscape architecture design and construction documents for the project and comprehensive A/E construction administration...Learn more

Clay Street Pedestrian Plaza

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Designers of the LEED Gold-certified RiverEast Center project worked with the City of Portland to create a model stormwater system that treats not only roof water runoff, but also water from the parking lot, public plaza, and adjoining city streets. As Portland’s first shared green street, Clay Street Pedestrian Plaza treats public stormwater runoff in a privately maintained facility and provides a pedestrian and bicycle connection from the Central Eastside to the Eastbank Esplanade. The facility combines the City of Portland standard flow-through planter and infiltration basin details,...Learn more

Bonney Lake Justice Center

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Mackenzie provided comprehensive A/E services for this LEED Gold-certified project for the City of Bonney Lake. This was the first project to be completed under the City’s newly developed Downtown Comprehensive Master Plan, and was designed to set the tone for future development in the downtown core. The program consists not only of the Justice Center, but also leasable office and retail space. The central, two-story lobby acts as an extension of the adjacent plaza to the west and is on axis with the sidewalk to the adjacent library to the east, making it an ideal space for community...Learn more

Keizer Civic Center

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Mackenzie provided comprehensive A/E services for the LEED Silver-certified Keizer City Hall, Police Facility, and Community Center and accompanying 2-acre park (designed concurrently). The combined facility strengthens serviceability and interaction between elected officials, city staff, police, and citizens. The 70,000 SF building is anchored by a 20,000 SF public community center and council chambers flanked by city hall and police station wings. The design emphasizes functionality in the wings with open, inviting public spaces in the building core. The goal of the park was to create a...Learn more
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