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Shibam Coffeehouse is expanding to the West Coast with a new location in Sparks, Nevada, introducing its signature Yemeni coffee experience to a new audience. Located at The Outlets at Legends, the coffeehouse will serve organic, single-origin coffee and handcrafted beverages while marking the brand’s continued growth beyond its predominantly East Coast presence.

Built with SCAFCO steel and supplied through CWallA, the project supports the development of a welcoming new gathering place for the community. The new location reflects the continued expansion of unique dining and retail destinations throughout the Sparks area.

The Three Rivers Convention Center in Kennewick is expanding to better serve the growing demand for events across the Tri-Cities region. The project will introduce additional exhibit space, new meeting rooms, and upgraded amenities designed to accommodate larger conventions and more diverse gatherings.

Built with SCAFCO steel and supplied through CWallA, the expansion reflects the strength and versatility required for a high-traffic public venue. Once complete, the enhanced facility will offer greater flexibility for event planners while supporting continued economic growth and tourism in the area.

Construction is progressing on the Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon. The 143,000 sq ft facility is designed to support interdisciplinary, team-based research in areas including climate science, clean energy, artificial intelligence, and robotics.

The building is framed with SCAFCO steel supplied by CWallA, providing the structural reliability and adaptability required for advanced research environments. Scheduled to open later this year, the complex will serve as a hub for collaboration and innovation across the university.

Construction is underway on a new administration building at Spokane International Airport. The $16 million, 48,639 sq ft facility is designed to serve as a gateway to the airport campus and will include meeting rooms, wellness space, break rooms, and ground-level parking.

Framed with SCAFCO steel supplied by CWallA, the project emphasizes structural reliability and thoughtful design to support daily operations and future growth. Once complete, the building will enhance functionality and provide improved space for staff and airport administration.

The 90,000 sq ft Hampton Inn project in Bozeman, Montana highlights the level of precision and coordination required to deliver complex architectural curves in one of the region’s most active construction markets.

Perfect Curve™ products were used throughout the project to achieve accurate, consistent curved openings that install cleanly and perform as designed. SCAFCO headers and jambs supplied by CWallA supported the framing package, helping ensure alignment with both design intent and construction efficiency.

This project serves as a strong example of engineered framing solutions applied to demanding hospitality construction.

The new Raleigh Hills Elementary School in Beaverton, Oregon is a large-scale educational project designed to support a growing community. The campus consists of three separate buildings connected by skywalks, creating a cohesive and highly functional learning environment.

This project utilized approximately 400,000 pounds of steel, reflecting the level of coordination, structural reliability, and planning required for modern school construction. Built with durability and long-term performance in mind, the project highlights the importance of quality materials in delivering dependable educational facilities.

A strong example of thoughtful design and construction coming together to support students, staff, and the community for years to come.

Progress continues on the Deschutes County Courthouse renovation in downtown Bend, Oregon. The project incorporates 95,000 pounds of SCAFCO American steel and includes a 51,000-square-foot addition that will provide two new modern courtrooms, jury rooms, judges’ chambers, and expanded staff spaces.

With framing materials supplied through CWallA and SCAFCO, the renovation blends upgraded functionality with long-term durability. Once complete, the enhanced courthouse will better support the growing needs of Deschutes County and its community.

Exciting things are taking shape in Elk Grove, California. The Village Shopping Center will bring 110,000 square feet of new retail, dining, and grocery space to the area, creating a vibrant destination for the growing community.

Framed with SCAFCO steel and supported through CWallA, the project reflects the strength and reliability behind every successful build. Once complete, it will serve as a central hub for local businesses and residents alike.