Pacific Northwest Publishing

21 W. Sixth Avenue, Eugene, OR

This $2.2 million project involved a complete interior and exterior remodel of an old, abandoned building in downtown Eugene. Now totaling 18,500 square feet, the renovated building required a use conversion to house new offices, a video production studio and warehouse facility. The project required meticulous craftsmanship in the execution of interior and exterior details. The job’s location and timing happened during a construction revival in downtown Eugene and garnered high profile media coverage, such as this article in The Register-Guard.

Specs:

Client: Pacific Northwest Publishing / Matt Sprick
Location: Eugene, OR
Architect: 2form Architecture
Size: 18,500 sq. ft.
Cost: $2.2 million
Completed: August 2012

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