Building in the Boondocks with Wall Panels

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Issue #14274 - May 2022 | Page #77
By Nancy Mansfield

As shown on this month’s cover, building with wall panels makes any location possible, including out in the boondocks. We may have to get creative, but we can get there! [For photos, See PDF or View in Full Issue.]

These wall panels have been delivered to Kresge College at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Founded in 1971, Kresge College has always encouraged a strong sense of community and their current renovation project is no exception. Three new residence halls are being constructed in this wooded location. Each standing six stories high, the lower-level floors are for mechanical equipment. The second floor of each building will be general use space for its residents, including such things as lounges, kitchens, laundry. The third, fourth, fifth, and sixth floor of each building are residential space.

Pacific Wall Systems was established in 2007 and is headquartered in Central Point, Oregon with wall panel manufacturing plants in Central Point and Tumwater, Washington. Pacific Wall Systems combines over 100 years of framing experience and 25 years of wall panel manufacturing expertise.  We offer integrity, a superior product, and outstanding service from start to finish.

At Pacific Wall Systems, performance is not limited to weather, daylight, city noise ordinances, vandalism, or other on-site challenges. Therefore, you can depend on a seamless construction schedule without wasted time or material. A family-owned enterprise with 80 employees who proudly serve Oregon, Washington, California and Alaska, Pacific Wall Systems is ready to meet the challenge of any project, wherever it may be located.

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