MULTNOMAH COUNTY COURTHOUSE

CLIENT

Multnomah County

LOCATION

Portland, Oregon

APPROX. SQ FT

460,000 SQ FT

STATUS

Completed: 2020

A state-of-the-art modern building, the Multnomah County Courthouse is a graceful addition to Portland’s Historic Waterfront Skyline.

The original Multnomah County Courthouse (MCCH) was finished in 1914, and after a century of population growth and new code building standards, it was time for an upgrade. The courthouse is an essential facility for the city’s day-to-day judicial operations and must be functional even in the event of a major catastrophe. The new 460,000 sq. ft. 18-story courthouse building was completed in Fall 2020.

This courthouse presented several unique challenges; a high-rise with Just-in-time delivery requirements in a very busy urban environment. Our BIM team ensured a perfect fit with LOD 300 & 400 drawings. Our work included VAV, chilled beam, and radiant floor HVAC systems. The systems we installed supported an environmentally conscious approach to the project. LEED Platinum certified, the Multnomah County Courthouse is a testament to the city’s commitment to sustainability and Total’s commitment to quality work.

FORT DALLES READINESS CENTER

CLIENT

Oregon Military Department

LOCATION

The Dalles, Oregon

APPROX. SQ FT

63,000 SQ FT

STATUS

Completed: 2014

Located in The Dalles, this facility provides local organizations versatility while meeting sustainability goals.  

The Oregon Army National Guard shares this facility with the Columbia Gorge Community College, and the local community. The bottom floor is used by students and faculty from the community college, and includes labs, classrooms, a computer work area, and break area with kitchen. The second-floor houses office spaces, a commercial-grade kitchen, and assembly hall for the National Guard. The third floor includes a fitness center, locker rooms, additional space for training and large common areas. The facility also includes an industrial shop, which includes welding labs for students and a vehicle maintenance bay.

CAMP WITHYCOMBE

CLIENT

Oregon Military Department

LOCATION

Clackamas, Oregon

APPROX. SQ FT

249,000 SQ FT

STATUS

Completed: 2012

Energy efficient with LEED-Gold certification, Camp Withycombe serves as an active military base for the Oregon Military Department. 

Home to several Oregon Army National Guard military units - Camp Withycombe was established as a training camp in 1909 and has undergone a number of expansions and renovations. Today the camp supports military missions throughout the state by serving as a maintenance, armory, logistics, and training center.

Total Mechanical teamed with Hoffman Construction to build the Oregon Military Department’s Armed Forces Reserve Center. Total was an integral part in delivering this LEED Gold project with high efficiency HVAC and plumbing systems for the 249,000 SF training and maintenance facilities under a design-assist delivery method. The facility includes offices, meeting rooms, classrooms, community spaces, auditorium, band room, kitchen, and a physical fitness space. It is home to seventy-two units and serves approximately 1,300 people, including full-time service members, traditional guardsmen, and civilian employees. In 2012, the project was awarded the National Design-Build Award under the Civic Category by the Design-Build Institute of America.

OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HEADQUARTERS

CLIENT

ODOT

LOCATION

Salem, Oregon

APPROX. SQ FT

147,000 SQ FT

STATUS

Completed: 2012

Charged with the care and maintenance of Oregon's roads and transportation systems - ODOT was founded in 1913.

Based in Oregon's capitol city of Salem, ODOT’s headquarters required significant updates and modernization to accommodate the department’s requirements, including seismic and mechanical upgrades. All renovations were completed with respect to the facility’s historical precedence and sustainability goals.

Originally built in the 1950s - this LEED Platinum 5-story, 147,000 sf complete interior remodel added mechanical ventilation and cooling to the historic building that was never designed to fit these systems. The mechanical solutions included a water-based heating and cooling system piped to radiant panels at the ceiling level. Ventilation air is supplied by small ducts that move only 1/10th of the air volume of a conventional system. Designed with sustainability in mind, one of the most impressive sustainable features of the building reduces water consumption by using filtered rainwater to flush toilets. All work was completed in tandem with seismic upgrades.

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