Paulina Wilkowski Mack

Heidi Warstler — Mon, 09 Jun 2025 14:00:57 +0000

Paulina Wilkowski Mack was recently promoted to senior associate at Opsis Architecture in Portland, Ore. With 20 years of experience as an architect and designer across the arts, commercial, adaptive-reuse, and creative projects, Wilkowski Mack now leads as project architect for the Columbia River Maritime Museum’s Mariners Hall, a 26,000-square-foot, vessel-inspired mass timber expansion. She has guided the project through an iterative design process, aligning design with fabrication and coordinating exhibits, building systems and storytelling from concept through construction. She champions clarity and visual storytelling, embraces change and leverages technology to turn complexity into opportunity. Before joining Opsis Architecture, she was also a senior architect with Grayscale Design Studio and a project architect with Works Progress Architecture. She received a bachelor’s degree in architecture and architectural studies from the University of Illinois, Chicago, where she also earned a master’s degree in architectural design.��

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Oregon Community College Unveils Major Expansion

School News — Mon, 20 Sep 2021 11:35:52 +0000

By SCN Staff

THE DALLES, Ore.—Providing project management, cost management, and scheduling analysis, PlanB Consultancy, a Cumming Group company, and international project construction consultancy, has completed the major expansion over at Columbia Gorge Community College.

The brand-new Columbia Gorge Regional Skills Center and Chinook Residence Hall have both been completed in time for fall classes and represent the college’s largest expansion since 2008.

The Columbia Gorge Regional Skills Center will allow the college to offer new career and technical training programs, including Construction Technologies and Advanced Manufacturing & Metals Fabrication. Contingent upon approval from the Federal Aviation Administration, the College will also start offering a third new program, Aviation Maintenance Technician training, in January 2022.

“After working with the dedicated and extremely knowledgeable Columbia Gorge Community College and project team for over two years on the building’s budget and schedule matters, we are very excited to see these buildings completed and ready for students,” stated Gerry Mulrooney, managing director at PlanB.�� “The addition of the manufacturing training facility is a wonderful addition not only to the College but offers the local community a new program and a path to excellent career opportunities.”

The second of the two newly completed buildings, the Chinook Residence Hall, features 12 student units as well as two studio apartments for resident managers to help address the going housing needs. Each individual student unit features four beds, a shared study, a communal bathroom, and a large kitchenette area. The Chinook Residence Hall also features a well-equipped common kitchen, a spacious student lounge, and laundry facilities throughout.

Design on the project was led by Opsis Architecture, and Bremik Construction served as the general contractor. Details are available on the college website, www.cgcc.edu.

Cumming is an international project and cost management firm with 30 U.S. and five U.K. offices.

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Oregon Community College Unveils Major Expansion