From Amazon to Apple and from luxury condos to Silicon Valley student housing, SCAFCO products are specified in some of the most exciting projects in the West. Check out a few of the amazing … Read More about SCAFCO Projects Rise Above
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Constructing the HUB
Steel can be recycled over and over again with no decrease in performance. In fact, it’s the most-recycled material on the planet! That makes it ideal for applications like this one: A 40,000-square-foot retail/office/energy plant on the campus of one of Spokane’s cleanest, greenest building projects – framed with SCAFCO Steel Stud Company studs, of course.
Malmstrom AFB
First proposed in 1939 following the outbreak of WWII, this Air Force base was built in 1942. Today, a new Tactical Response Force Alert Facility is underway on the base, built tough with SCAFCO Steel Stud Company’s all-American steel.
Happy Holidays!
Warm wishes to those celebrating holidays this week! SCAFCO Steel Stud Company will be closed December 24th and 25th.
Grand Sierra Resort
Our Perfect Curve product features prominently at this resort in Reno, NV.
One Lakeside CDA
This CWallA customer sourced SCAFCO steel for a multi-family residential job in Coeur d’ Alene, ID. When complete, the complex will feature one-, two-, and three-bedroom luxury condos for sale in the downtown core.
Shiny Steel Standing Out
12- and 14-gauge exterior framing from SCAFCO Steel Stud Company was just the ticket for this market in Rancho Murieta, California!
Perfect Curve at Torres High
This high school is one part of a new educational complex in Madera, California, that will eventually include an elementary school, middle school, and high school. SCAFCO Steel Stud Company studs are in use for all nine of the buildings on the high school’s campus – over 450,000 pounds of steel in all!
In addition to steel studs, SCAFCO’s Perfect Curve product has been brought in to provide aesthetic interest. These before and after photos do a great job of highlighting how Perfect Curve can help turn something as mundane as a ceiling fan into a striking architectural detail.
New Salem Police Department
Expected to be complete in September of 2020, the new Salem Police Department building was designed by local firm CB | Two Architects, in conjunction with police design specialists DLR Group. Longtime CWallA client Western Partitions Inc is using SCAFCO Steel Stud Company studs to frame the project.
WPI Foreman Sean O’Neil appeared on a September episode of Building Buzz to discuss to project. That interview can be found below.
With the framing work well underway, Salem PD’s future home is starting to take shape.
Impressive Curves
Wow! SCAFCO Steel Stud Company’s curved track makes a serious impression at this new bank in St. Helena, CA!
St. Helena, CA
High Ground at Seaside
This high school in Seaside, Oregon, is being built on a hill to keep it safe from tsunamis. For added strength in difficult weather conditions, it’s being framed with durable SCAFCO Steel Stud Company studs.
Affordability in the City by the Bay
This 20-unit affordable housing project in San Francisco is slated for completion next summer. The first three floors are well underway with CWallA-supplied SCAFCO Steel Stud Company steel!
Whitworth Athletics Grows with SCAFCO
Great things are on the horizon for the athletics department at Whitworth University in Spokane, WA. The University has started construction on a new Athletic Leadership Center, using CWallA-sourced SCAFCO Steel Stud Company products. With a footprint of 27,520 square feet, it will eventually house the offices of the university’s athletic coaches.
Foster City SoundGuard
SCAFCO Steel Stud Company’s SoundGuard Silent Steel Framing System is a great fit for corporate settings, like this Silicon Valley company’s new Foster City office!
Sonoma Valley Winery
This Sonoma Valley winery shows that with SCAFCO Steel Stud Company’s Perfect Curve product, steel and wood can make a beautiful pairing!
A World of Steel
It takes plenty of steel to frame a gym! This CWallA customer has sourced SCAFCO Steel Stud Company products for this fitness center in Kalispell, MT.
Stonestown Mall
A CWallA employee snapped this photo of SCAFCO Steel Stud Company steel framing a new mall in San Francisco, CA.
Priceless in Montana
This project in Montana makes spectacular use of SCAFCO Steel Stud Company Priceless Header and Quik-Jamb system!
Great Heights at Bethel Baptist
The new worship space at Bethel Baptist Church in Sacramento, California, has been framed using SCAFCO Steel Stud Company steel. It’s an impressive project with plenty of architectural interest!
Keeping Noise In Its Place
At Clackamas Community College’s Barlow Hall, a contractor is using SCAFCO Steel Stud Company RSIC-1 TTC clips and 30EQD hat channel to keep things a little quieter. Shop classes take place in a basement with quieter classrooms above. With SCAFCO Steel Stud Company products, the shop noise will stay where it belongs: in the shop!
Rebuilding with Steel
The area around Santa Rosa, California, has been devastated by massive wildfires. As communities recover, many residents – like the owners of this SCAFCO-framed home – are choosing to rebuild using steel instead of wood studs. It’s the smart decision for fire-prone areas!
Storage off I-5
From high-rises to small-but-mighty storage facilities like this one in Oregon, SCAFCO Steel Stud Company framing products help maintain a safe, efficient job site during the construction process.
SCAFCO and USG in San Rafael
For this project at Davidson Middle School in San Rafael, California, West Coast Drywall sourced SCAFCO steel and USG Securock from CWallA.
Shaping Milwaukie High
Cascade Acoustics, Inc. made great use of SCAFCO Steel Stud Company framing at this high school in Oregon. Fun fact: Figure skater Tonya Harding was once a student here!
A Clear Vision for SCAFCO Steel
Talk about having a vision! This CWallA customer is using SCAFCO Steel Stud Company steel framing products on their project for the University of California, San Francisco’s Center for Vision Neurosciences.
1940s Armory Turned Hotel
Standard Drywall chose SCAFCO Steel Stud Company steel to frame the Etha Hotel in Bozeman, MT. This adaptive reuse project will retain 98% of the original 1941 armory building on the site.
