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Since the company's founding in 1886, we've been committed to creating lasting value for our clients and communities.
We take pride in tackling challenges and exceeding expectations, because fulfillment is found in a job well done. Every detail impacts the integrity of our work and the safety of our people. As employee-owners, we’re passionate about getting it done right every time, from precise estimates to quality workmanship and on-time completion.
At Lewis, our employee-owners are personally invested in the success of our clients and empowered to meet their goals.
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222 Fifth
Seattle, Washington
Located steps from Seattle Center and MoPOP, 222 Fifth is a cutting-edge research and development building. The offset massing acknowledges the sculptural forms of its landmark neighbors.
View ProjectProvidence St. Vincent Emergency Department
Portland, Oregon
The Portland metro area's busiest ED now has increased capacity, enhanced operational efficiency, and vital infrastructure upgrades.
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Hillsboro, Oregon
This 420,000-square-foot, 66-megawatt data center is part of NTT’s new campus in Hillsboro, Oregon.
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From labs to learning spaces, office towers to hospitals, there’s a good chance we’ve built it.
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New ORs and Upgrades Coming to Legacy Emanuel West Tower
Our healthcare team is gearing up for a transformative four-year project at Legacy Health Emanuel Medical Center’s West Tower in Portland. Kicking off this fall, phase one includes adding 14 new operating rooms within an existing shell space.
Working alongside ZGF Architects and Pacific Ironclad, other critical upgrades involve building out new pre- and post-surgery recovery areas, a state-of-the-art Sterile Processing Department (SPD), dedicated Adult and Pediatric PACUs (Post-Anesthesia Care Units), and more.
Through early planning and advanced virtual design technology, we’re coordinating with patient care teams to minimize disruptions and navigate existing conditions.
It’s an honor to support Legacy’s commitment to delivering exceptional patient care for the community.
OSU Inducts Lauren Holmes Into the Academy of Distinguished Engineers
Last week, Oregon State University honored Lewis project executive and OSU alumna Lauren Holmes by inducting her into the Academy of Distinguished Engineers, one of the three categories that comprise the Oregon Stater Awards.
Some fun facts about Lauren:
Project pride: Lauren’s proudest achievement is leading the delivery of the polar bear, primate, and rhino habitats at the Oregon Zoo, a technically complex project that required deep collaboration across diverse teams, stakeholders, and community partners, all while keeping animal wellbeing at the forefront.
Championing others: An advocate for students, women in construction, and emerging industry leaders, Lauren invests deeply in lifting others as she leads.
Industry leadership: Lauren has been an active member of the National Association of Women in Construction’s Portland chapter (NAWIC Portland Chapter 54) since 2005 and has served as president four times.
You can read more in page 11 of the Oregon Stater Awards event program.
Advancing Career and Technical Education at Lane Community College
The new Industry and Trades Education Center (ITEC) at Lane Community College is advancing vocational and technical education in Oregon’s South Willamette Valley.
Designed by Hennebery Eddy Architects, ITEC brings LCC's career technical education and apprenticeship programs together under one roof, preparing students for careers in construction, the MEP trades, advanced manufacturing, unmanned aircraft systems, and more.
Built for what’s next, ITEC features flexible learning and lab spaces that can evolve with new tools, technologies, and instructional methods. The result: a future-ready facility designed to support the region’s growing demand for skilled craft workers.
In addition to building ITEC, we’re proud to support PASS Lane (Pathways, Academic Skills, and Services). Through a grant from the Lease Crutcher Lewis Foundation, the program is removing barriers for English-language learners entering construction and apprenticeship programs at ITEC.
We’re grateful to support LCC’s vision for the future of workforce development!
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- Portland Business Journal: How Lane Community College’s industry and trades education center is taking shape