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TCO: Track 6

Track 6 WEB (1)

"I am thrilled to announce that our Track 6 project in SoDo was granted a TCO today.

We mobilized for demolition of the old Compton Lumber facility on October 12, 2020, and started banging our 2,500-ish stone columns into the ground a couple of months later. We survived three project architects, three civil engineering leads, three development managers, three Seattle winters, the Teamsters’ strike, a couple of particularly-challenging subcontractors, countless stymied attempts to get utilities to the building, an eleventh-hour ROW improvement project and all the shrapnel SDCI, SPU, SCL & SDOT could send our way – and now nearly three years later, one can finally flush a toilet in there if one had such a mind to.

Massive gratitude to Steve Neisinger, Alex Newton, May Jensen & Bryan Ploetz for their efforts & diligence in keeping this thing on the rails (no pun intended). This was a tough one, and it took everyone’s best work to get here, but it’s a landmark building in the neighborhood and one Sierra should be proud to have our name on." - Jason Nix, Senior Project Manager

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Sierra tilts first of three buildings in Koch Corporate Center
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Sierra tilts first of three buildings in Koch Corporate Center

Walls were tilted for the first of three buildings at the Koch Corporate Center located in Tualatin, Oregon this past week. The corporate center is designed fo...

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