Benaroya/R&H/New Seasons

A high tech complex in the Sunset Corridor will be rebranded by its new owner.

Benaroya Buys Building in Sunset Corridor

Hillsboro - The Benaroya Company, Seattle, announced the purchase of a high tech complex located in the Sunset Corridor area of Hillsboro from The Park Company LLC of Oregon. The $22 million transaction includes more than 400,000-sq.-ft. on 46 acres and includes clean rooms, crystal growing areas and office space.

Originally designed to manufacture silicon wafers for semiconductors, the facility is available for lease to technology, biotech/biopharmaceutical, solar, aerospace, and research and development companies. Benaroya will launch a re-branding effort which will include announcing a new name for the complex and also plans to add new amenities and retail space on the site.

New Seasons Market Opens in Beaverton

Beaverton - R&H Construction and Richard Brown Architects recently finished the New Seasons Market by adding 10,000-sq.ft. to a Ross Dress for Less store and remodeling the building.

The market is located in the Cedar Hills Crossing retail area.

Working repeatedly with the Richard Brown Architects, R&H Construction has served as the contractor for New Seasons Market since it opened its first Sellwood location in 2000 and has built a total of eight stores for the company.

Interface Engineering Opens California Office

Portland - Interface Engineering, has opened its second California office in San Francisco. The office is led by two principals, Hormoz Janssens, P.E., and Joel Cruz. Both have an extensive history practicing in California in the fields of mechanical and electrical engineering. The San Francisco office of Interface is already engaged in designing multiple higher education projects (including sustainable projects for East Bay higher education clients), various healthcare projects (from renovation to new buildings), mixed use high rise, and critical/essential facilities throughout the Bay Area.