Out of more than 400 submissions, these 31 women stand as examples of how intuition,
dedication and intelligence are shaping the industry.

​"Not long ago, it was unusual to find more than just a few women working in a skilled trade or leading a team on a construction project. While women still only make up a little more than 14% of the construction workforce, more join the industry as superintendents, project managers, department directors, CEOs and trades workers every year.
Women in construction are not only working to build some of the country’s largest and most important projects, they also are leaders in another important area: helping to recruit more women into the industry.
Many women in construction act as mentors, teachers, and advocates to help elevate the industry and
​make it an attractive career option for other women." 
Read the Full Article from Construction Dive Here!

From an NFL stadium to a major airport expansion and a massive manufacturing plant, these high-profile, high-impact projects are expected to hit significant milestones this year.  New York Gov. Kathy Hochul approved the stadium project last March. Several contributors will fund the project, which will be among the most expensive ever built.  The Bills and the NFL will provide $550 million, Erie County $250 and New York state $600 million. Per an agreement with the state, the stadium must include at least 60,000 seats.   

The terminal projects at John F. Kennedy International Airport are part of its transformation to accommodate dramatic expected growth in coming years. The $400 million Terminal 8 modernization began in 2019 and wrapped in 2022, but other elements are still underway. In the coming year,
​construction is expected to advance on Terminals 1, 4 and 6.
Read more about these exciting projects HERE.

Allied Partners is proud to help facilitate our beloved Oregon Ducks on this exciting project coming to Eugene!

"The University of Oregon athletic department, in partnership with Emerald Valley Golf Club,
The University of Oregon Foundation and O&S Contractors, is excited
to announce plans for a 6,000-square-foot, indoor/outdoor teaching facility at Emerald Valley Golf Club. 

The new Peter and Jan Jacobsen Teaching Facility, nicknamed "The Jake," will serve as a state-of-the-art practice, instruction and teaching facility that allows Oregon men's and women's golfers use of the latest in golf technology and resources in a weather-protected environment. The facility will include three oversized driving range bays with integrated TrackMan technology, an indoor putting studio and covered outdoor heated driving range."
Read the Full story HERE!

The ​Jubitz’s truck stop in Portland, Oregon is no ordinary truck stop! The property features Portland’s largest country-western bar, a cinema, restaurant, barber shop, postal store, and much more. The Portlander Inn hotel has three floors of hotel rooms plus a fitness center and is situated above the mall area of the Jubitz’s truck stop.  
 
With the Portlander Inn hotel being constructed in the year 2000, it was time for a refresh. Allied Partners has been a proud partner of Jubitz and The Portlander Inn to deliver 65 completely refreshed hotel rooms, updated corridors, a new hotel lobby, and remodeled mall-area public restrooms. Western Construction will be wrapping up their work in February, and we are excited for our customers to have their hotel back to full operating capacity with beautiful new hotel rooms, an inviting lobby, and sleek bathrooms.    

With its ability to learn, solve problems and recognize patterns at a velocity and scale no human will ever match, artificial intelligence is poised to reshape how buildings are designed, built,
and operated —and 2023 will be the year it takes hold!

A sincere and heartfelt Thank You for your partnership with Allied in 2022. It is with clients, friends, and colleagues like you that we continue to grow and thrive as an organization.
 
We are here to support you both in person or remotely throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean, whether it be Hotels, Resorts, Senior Housing, Sports Venues, Restaurants, or many of the other exciting project types that we have been fortunate to have been a part of.

We look forward to an exciting year of partnership in 2023!

Winter Wonderland at Thrive City:  Come celebrate the holidays with an array of festive experiences. Winter Wonderland presented by Fanatics is designed for guests of all ages to enjoy the ultimate holiday season, inclusive of live entertainment, multicultural experiences, photo opportunities, whimsical attractions, seasonal treats, and more!  Learn more HERE: 
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When in Thrive City be on the lookout for two new additions in the coming weeks:
The Cupcakin’ Bake Shop and The Mission Bay Wine Bar!

This week and every week we are extremely thankful for all of our Allied Partners. 
​We give thanks this week to all of our employees, clients, consultants, family and friends;
We couldn’t do this without you!
 
We are a company divided this week as they say.   Last month we attended the 2022 Fall Civil, Construction and Architectural Engineering Fair at Oregon State University, and we of course LOVE our Ducks! 
Best of luck to both teams and Universities this week and Happy Thanksgiving to All!
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As part of a $60 million renovation of The Virginian in Fairfax, Va., owner Focus Healthcare Partners wanted to redesign the community’s former Shenandoah memory care neighborhood.
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The goal in developing the new Shenandoah Memory Care at The Virginian was to elevate memory care design through evidence-based practices and new technologies to create a next generation, “high-touch/high-tech” model.
The project team includes: Moseley Architects (architect; Richmond, Va.), Meyer Design (interior designer; Ardmore, Pa.), Allied Partners (construction manager; Bend, Ore.), Carle Consulting (memory care designer; Oak Hill, Va.), and Life Care Services (management company/operator; Des Moines, Iowa).

It increased occupancy to 36 units and expanded from one to two conjoining wings, totaling 20,000 square feet.  
In addition, the program is among the first memory care environments in the nation to utilize both circadian rhythm lighting throughout as well as a hand-motion gaming system, advancing applications of technology for residents with Alzheimer’s and related dementia.  Check out the full article and photo tour from Environments for Aging HERE.