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PROJECT: Shevlin Crossing 鈥� Building A

LOCATION: Northwest Crossing Drive and Northwest Shevlin Park Road, Bend

SIZE: 20,647 square feet

START DATE: May 2022

COMPLETION DATE: fall 2023

COST: undisclosed

OWNER/DEVELOPER: Taylor Brooks LLC (a joint venture of Taylor Development and Brooks Resources Corp.)

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Swinerton

SITE WORK CONTRACTOR: Taylor Northwest

ARCHITECT: TVA Architects

ENGINEERS: AKS Engineering and Forestry (civil), DCI Engineers (structural), Interface Engineering (mechanical/electrical), Tenor Acoustical Design Engineers (acoustical)

OTHER ASSOCIATES/CONSULTANTS: Botanical Developments (landscape architect), Timberlab (mass timber)

PROJECT SIGNIFICANCE: Shevlin Crossing is an office development on 2.74 acres in Bend鈥檚 Northwest Crossing neighborhood. Eventually, there will be a pair of two-story, mass-timber buildings. Building A, completed this past fall, was built by Swinerton and is 20,647 square feet. Construction of Building B, which will be 27,428 square feet, is expected to start in May, subject to market conditions. The contractor for Building B is SunWest Builders. Taylor Northwest is the sitework contractor for both buildings.

The design team focused on optimizing natural light, facilitating fresh air circulation, providing flexible indoor spaces, and creating adaptable outdoor work environments, according to TVA. By incorporating mass timber, operable windows, and glazed roll-up doors, the interiors seamlessly blend with the exterior, fostering a harmonious relationship with nature. The site will have a large outdoor patio space and on-site parking, covered employee bike spaces, and electric vehicle charging stations.

Cross-laminated timber (CLT) is used for the shear walls, floor, and roof assemblies at Shevlin Crossing, and mass timber is highlighted in the lobbies with feature stairs and sculptural benches. A 12-foot structural grid of glulam beams and columns was designed to accommodate a wide variety of office setups, ranging from open and flexible spaces to more traditional office layouts, according to TVA.

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