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PROJECTS

Windsor Engineers provides a wide range of MEP and Civil Infrastructure services that offer innovative and sustainable solutions to our clients' unique challenges. Our commitment to collaboration allows us to bring together a team of experts who are dedicated to delivering quality work and exceptional results. Explore our projects and learn more about how Windsor Engineers can help you achieve your project goals.

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Windsor Engineers prepared preliminary design analysis and design documents for Clark Public Utilities for a new water main from NE 159th Street in Brush Prairie to Eaton Boulevard in Battle Ground. The new pipeline features crossings of Salmon Creek, a railroad, and a regional gas pipeline. The Windsor team includes subconsultants Columbia West Engineering, Cascade Trenchless Technologies, Otak, and Minister Glaeser Surveying.

NE 142ND AVE. & GRACE AVE. WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT

Windsor conducted a preliminary study and analysis of the campus site and building mechanical, electrical, and low voe systems condition and performance that support HVAC equipment, distribution, and building controls; analysis of relevant state and local building codes, and other associated legal requirements. Windsor’s investigation was then used to verify compliance with ASHRAE 62.1 and Washington Code. Our findings were then utilized to produce a basis of design document for each building identifying major design components including outline specifications and an independent direct construction cost model. After budget constraints reduced the project scope, a reduced focus on the areas of greatest need was produced.

KLICKITAT SCHOOL

Windsor Engineers is currently developing a prioritized Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) that is intended to develop a strategy for how to provide water to citizens following a subduction zone earthquake. The project balances recommendations from their Water Master Plan and from a follow-up seismic study that was performed. Additionally, Windsor Engineers is developing recommendations for what to do with the Main Reservoir. It has significant seismic vulnerabilities. Rehabbing, replacing in place, and replacing at a new site are being considered.

CANNON BEACH WATER RESILIENCY

The aging Ridgefield branch of the Fort Vancouver Regional Library was in need of upgrades. As part of the project, all existing MEP systems and part of the 8,100 square foot structure were demolished.  A highly efficient variable refrigerant flow (VRF) system was installed. In addition to the HVAC design, Windsor also provided design of the electrical, plumbing, and low voltage systems.

FORT VANCOUVER REGIONAL LIBRARY

Windsor Engineers provided analysis of five municipal stormwater outfalls in the City of Cannon Beach, Oregon. Oregon Department of Parks and Recreation expressed concern about these outfalls on Monroe, Madison, Jefferson, Jackson, and Adams Streets as being potential pedestrian and erosion hazards, as well as needing water quality improvements.The outfalls on the “Presidential Streets” of Monroe, Madison, Jefferson, Jackson, and Adams were studied with regards to configuration, water quality, regulatory compliance, erosion potential, and pedestrian safety. Treatment alternatives included upstream pretreatment for oil and gas and debris as well as improvements nearer the outfall locations. The study included field infiltration testing and also considered consolidation of outfalls.

CANNON BEACH OUTFALL CONFIGURATION

Windsor Engineers designed over 8,000 LF of public water main in the public right of way along Plomondon Road, Toledo-Vader Road, and within a newly developing neighborhood. The project also included sewer collection system infrastructure, frontage improvements to County and City roads, and design of new streets. The water improvements, when combined with a planned booster station, will provide flow and pressure for the largest ever annexation in the City of Toledo. The project was developer funded and was reviewed and approved by both the City of Toledo and Lewis County due to portions of the project being outside of the City. Windsor coordinated with Red Rock Homes, Midway Underground, Jolma Development, Toledo Tel, and Hayward Uskoski Associates on this project.

PLOMONDON ROAD AND COWLITZ MEADOWS WATER PIPELINE

The Farmstead is a multi-phased housing development on a 69 acre site in Eugene, Oregon, consisting of 626 living units in a combination of single-family and multi-family. The project also included a clubhouse with a pool and multiple garages and outbuildings. Windsor provided MEP design and construction services.

THE FARMSTEAD

Windsor provided full mechanical and electrical design and construction services for a 30,000 square-foot historic primary school. The existing Skamania Elementary school building was built in 1947, with many of the original systems still in use. The project was part of a modernization effort to update the facility’s technology and systems to current codes. Windsor scope included an investigative pre-design phase, followed by full design documentation and construction administration. Windsor’s familiarity with relevant state and local building codes and associated legal requirements helped to keep the project on schedule. The project scope included a complete replacement of the existing aging HVAC systems, installation of a completely new electrical service to support the upgrades, and a complete replacement of the lighting and controls with high-efficiency LED. Additionally, new low-voltage systems including intercom, fire alarm, and expanded WiFi access were completed. The building improvements allowed the students and staff to return to a safer and more comfortable space. The new electrical service allowed for new fire suppression and electrical systems and an intercom system. The HVAC system maximizes indoor air quality and comfort, while controlling project cost and energy consumption.

SKAMANIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MEP MODERNIZATION

INTRO Cleveland is a 450,000 SF, mixed-use mass timber high-rise building with 298 apartment units. The project was designed to use mass timber construction methods based in part upon the 2021 edition of the International Building Code prior to being published and adopted by state and local authorities. Programming included ground floor retail, apartment units, rooftop pool deck, and large event space. Retail design included planning for 10 shell spaces and providing necessary infrastructure and utilities to allow for future tenant buildouts. Windsor Engineers worked closely with the design and construction team in an integrated design delivery method. The project is aiming for LEED Silver certification. Features include a central VRF and DOAS system for the entire building.

INTRO CLEVELAND

Windsor provided land use consulting services to annex over 100 acres of property into Toledo city limits. The annexed area includes properties owned by eight landowners, developable lands that could support over 300 new homes, future commercial properties, and a future industrial park. The annexation also included transfer of roadway from Lewis County to the City of Toledo. The annexation was reviewed by the City of Toledo’s engineering and planning consultants and was approved by the City of Toledo, the Boundary Review Board, and Lewis County.

NORTH ANNEXATION

This exciting project was a preliminary study in downtown Tacoma consisting of a 15-story mass timber building over a common garage and retail space. The development included a combination of housing, housing amenities, future grocery store, and underground parking. Windsor provided feasibility study, concept, and mechanical and electrical coordination with mass timber.

1511 FAWCETT AVE. DEVELOPMENT

The proposed project consists of a tenant improvement of an existing space into a toxicology lab for the Washington State Patrol (WSP). The space will include labs with equipment and instruments, along with support and admin spaces.

WSP TOXICOLOGY LAB

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