RICKENBACH CONSTRUCTION PROJECT | 2012
Pa rtnering
in projects
for m a n y yea rs
COLUMBIA MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL CARDIAC
PULMONARY REHABILITATION
Client: Columbia Memorial Hospital
Location: Astoria, OR
Architect: Michelle Dieffenbach
Project Size: 3,738 Sq. Ft.
Subcontractors:
Wadsworth Electric
P&L Johnson Mechanical
JP Plumbing
The Cardiac Pulmonary Rehabilitation suite was a small suite of about 1,800 sf. Thru the
remodel we were able to double the size of the exercise space and provide an exercise track around
the perimeter for walking. The existing area had to remain in operation while the new area was
remodel. The required services were moved into the new suite and the old area was remodeled.
The two areas were combined at the end of the project to make a large exercise room with
additional offices and support rooms.
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RICKENBACH CONSTRUCTION PROJECT | 2008
FAIRGROUNDS HORSE ARENA
Client: Clatsop County Fair Board
Location: Astoria, OR
Architect: Michelle Dieffenbach
Project Size: 12,960 Sq. Ft.
Subcontractors:
PHI Construction Inc.
Wadsworth Electric
The Horse Arena at the Clatsop County Fairgrounds required a large open space with multiple
uses. Some of the structure needed to be enclosed for protection. Seating needed to be moved in
and out. The ground surface needed to be dirt with the structure tied together and low enough that
the pounding of animal hooves were protected and did not damage the structure. All of this was
to be accomplished on an uneven fill material.
We worked with the structural engineer to provide a foundation for the post-and-beam steel
building system that used a piling system, dispersed the weight of the structure over the fill area
and tied the structure together below grade so as to allow it to be used for an arena. The erection
of the building was critical as to staging space and schedule since the fair grounds were in use for
various functions during construction and it had to be completed prior to the County Fair.