HOME ABOUT WHAT WE DO PROJECTS NEWS CONTACT Oregon Pacific Bank 59 East 11th Avenue, Eugene, OR After the very successful remodel of Oregon Pacific Bank's former location at the Citizens Building, McKenzie Commercial was hired to renovate their new branch located on the corner of 11th & Oak in Eugene. The project team focused on constructing an efficient and cost-effective facility that will provide a long-term, low-maintenance building without sacrificing quality. Clients are welcomed with an inviting, open floor plan consisting of clean lines, soft neutral colors with bright accents, and lighting to balance a contemporary style with approachability. Custom wood paneling behind the teller row doubles as a stylish backdrop and privacy screen. The conference room and offices feature sliding glass doors with transparency, allowing natural lighting to penetrate into the main areas of the branch. Specs: Client: Oregon Pacific Bank Location: Eugene, OR Architect: Rowell Brokaw Architects Size: 8,254 sq. ft. Cost: $676,510 Completion: June 2019 Current Project Oakridge Junior/Senior High and Elementary School McKenzie Commercial CM/GC team built the Oakridge School District construction team through a low bid competitive pricing approach. Utilizing a fast-track approach, the project team substantially completed 65% of the project during the summer break in the academic calendar. Read more... Latest News AIA Construction Craft Award Gordon Rea was awarded the American Institute of Architects Construction Craft Award at the May 8, 2019 award ceremony. The AIA honored the most deserving of contractors and other industry individuals for their superior skills, attentive effort and those that have mastered the ideals of craftsmanship. Read More... Featured Project Mapleton Elementary and High School McKenzie Commercial puts their many years of experience with CM/GC projects to work. Before construction got underway, we helped implement almost $400,000 in value-engineering savings, and have phased this project in accordance with the school year to keep the building occupied and preserve school activities. Read more...