Warehouse Deconstruction
This Warehouse Deconstruction case study features a 57,000-square-foot wooden structure built in the mid-1940s (after World War II) was later deconstructed during the summer of 2014.
This structure presented some unique challenges. First, two of the trusses were failing. This caused additional safety concerns. Second, one-third of the building was built on pilings over the Willamette River. This meant we were limited to using equipment weighing less than 30,000 pounds.
With safety as our first priority, our team developed a plan to systematically dismantle the large structure. Roof panels were cut free and carefully lowered to the ground. Entire trusses were cut and lowered in one piece. Every beam, truss and piece of roof decking was salvaged to be recut or reused. Overall, 80% of the structure was salvaged for reuse and the final 20% was recycled.
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