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RICKENBACH CONSTRUCTION PROJECT | 2008
COLUMBIA RIVER COFFEE
ROASTERS
Client: Caffination Inc.
Location: Astoria, OR
Architect: Michelle Dieffenbach
Project Size: 4,600 Sq. Ft.
Subcontractors:
Wadsworth Electric
JP Plumbing
P&L Johnson Mechanical
Nipp and Tuck
Don Herlin Painting
Bergerson Cedar Windows
This design-build project involved remodeling the historic 4,600-square-feet Finnish Meat
Market into a coffee roasting facility and coffee house. Extensive rebuild of parts of the building,
the re-creation of original large wood windows and coordination and installation of utility infra-
structure for the coffee roasting equipment were performed. This project received the Dr. Edward
Harvey Historical Preservation Award.
RICKENBACH CONSTRUCTION PROJECT | 2003
ASTORIA TROLLEY BARN
Client: City of Astoria
Location: Astoria, OR
Engineer: Mike Caccavano
Project Size: 4,000 Sq. Ft.
Subcontractors:
PHI Construction
Wadsworth Electric
P&L Johnson Mechanical
The Astoria Trolley Barn is a unique steel building structure. It contains numerous small
windows and a pop-up roof area that are a challenge to fabricate with post and beam construc-
tion and a metal skin. The City of Astoria felt the design of the structure needed to be historically
conscious and reflect the use as barn for the Old Trolley is houses.
We worked extensively with the City of Astoria, the engineer and PHI Construction to provide
a building that had the appearance required and would withstand the strong storms and weather
that are typical of the Port of Astoria location. Also, a mechanical pit was required in the floor,
which was a challenge due to the low elevation and high ground water at high tide.
P r o ud to h a ve w o r k ed o n m ultiple pr o jec ts in
C la tso p C o un ty w ith R ic k en b a c h C o n str uc tio n
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