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Recently, our team celebrated topping out at El Nido with Hacienda CDC, Colas Construction, & Access Architecture. “Topping out” is a builders' rite traditionally held when the last beam (or its equivalent) is placed at the top of a structure during its construction.

El Nido will be a 55-unit affordable housing project in Clackamas County, Oregon, with units ranging from 1-3 bedrooms. It will serve families experiencing housing insecurity and the local community through universal and trauma-informed design principles.

Mackenzie and Access Architecture designed the project.
The project's developer and owner, Hacienda, is a Latino-led organization dedicated to advancing the social and economic mobility of all communities.

Congratulations to Hacienda and project partners City of Lake Oswego, Local Government, Clackamas County, Oregon, Metro, New Narrative, Colas Construction, Colas Development Group, Access Architecture, and Beneficial State Bank.

Our team is growing in Sacramento, Portland, Vancouver, and Seattle! Learn more and apply today at mackenzie.inc/page/careers.

At Mackenzie, our greatest asset is our people. We foster an environment that supports mentorship, continued learning, training, testing, and licensing support, and enhanced growth opportunities to maximize individual potential.

Full-time roles come with a comprehensive benefits package and follow Mackenzie’s hybrid office schedule.

This week, the T2 Building Innovation Hub was named one of twelve projects that could transform development along the Willamette River in the Portland Metro Region by The Oregonian.

The T2 Building Innovation Hub is an innovative project for Oregon Mass Timber Coalition led by the Port of Portland, connecting the dots between regional industry, demand for affordable housing, and sustainable building practices.

Check out the article to learn more about projects that could transform, "commercial, recreational and transportation opportunities along the river from Oregon City to North Portland."

12 projects that could transform development along the Willamette River The Reimagine the River conference gathered civic, tribal, nonprofit and business leaders to share updates on Willamette River projects from Oregon City to North Portland.

We’ve had an exciting start to the year here at Mackenzie, celebrating newly recognized and promoted team members! 🎉
 
Thank you, well done, and congratulations to each of these individuals.