Renovation of a mixed-use development in Portland, Oregon. Design plans call for the renovation of a 66,000-square-foot educational facility.

As of July 17, 2023, a design team has been selected. Progressive Design Build Services (D-b) for Renovation of the Sylvania Campus Health Technology (Ht) Building West. Renovation Areas Include: o Major Interior Renovation for Level 1 Including Dive Pool (20,965 Sf) o Mechanical & Electrical Replacement/upgrades to the Existing Gymnasium on Levels 2 & 3 (20,900 Sf) o Existing Roof System Replacement and Integration of New Fall Protection System (~30,000 Sf) o Swing Space Design/build Out the Selected Design Builder Will Work in Collaboration With Pcc to Implement the Full Design/build Renovation Package. This project will renovate the west side of Sylvania’s Health Technology (HT) Building and complete a full upgrade of this 1960s-era facility. Phase 1 the HT renovation began in 2018 on the east side of the building. This phase is scheduled to be complete by Summer 2023. Phase 2 of the HT west side includes a major interior renovation to Level 1 with the creation of an all-user locker room and improvements to the existing fitness studios and exercise science spaces. The project will repurpose the natatorium space to offer programs and services that support PCC’s mission of equitable student success. Additionally, the project will incorporate building systems improvements to address deferred maintenance in the existing gymnasium space. Capital repair work will improve and, in some cases, replace existing mechanical, electrical, and roofing systems to align with the improvements on the east side of the building. Project goals include upgrading and enhancing the existing spaces to create a welcoming environment that celebrates health and wellness and emphasizes connectivity between interior spaces and the campus beyond. Sustainability is a fundamental design and building criteria at PCC and this project will pursue LEED NC v4.1 certification. The building design will be informed by project sustainability workshops and building energy modeling and will make use of energy incentives from the Energy Trust of Oregon.