In Milwaukie, OR, some concrete work carries extra weight from day one. This project did. At a 16-acre site across from Providence Milwaukie Hospital near 32nd Avenue and Meek Street, we stepped into a redevelopment effort set to reshape the property over multiple years. Our role centered on site concrete installation for a large, phased housing buildout, and every pour had to support a much bigger vision. What stood on the property before were 100 small, single-story modular homes. What is rising in their place is far denser and far more ambitious: triplexes, townhouses, three to five-story apartment buildings, and residential above retail mixed-use spaces. For Wallace Construction, that meant planning concrete work for a site moving through major change, not in a single burst, but in carefully sequenced phases. Building the Groundwork for Higher-Density Housing Redevelopment projects like this call for more than production speed. They demand site awareness, coordination, and a clear sense of how each phase connects to the next. In Milwaukie, OR, that mattered even more because the site sits in a highly visible area near medical services, existing housing, and active neighborhood streets. As the development moved forward, our concrete installation work had to align…

Site Concrete Installation for a Major Housing Redevelopment in Milwaukie, OR