ahouston2019-04-22T17:11:05-07:00August 26, 2015|
R&H's One North development was featured on Green Building News! The article highlights the project's sustainable features, including it's beautiful cedar siding and distinct curved apertures. We worked with …
ahouston2019-04-22T17:11:04-07:00August 13, 2015|
Published by the Oregon Business magazine, R&H Construction has made the list every year for the last 10 years. From the article: "More than 270 companies in the state from …
ahouston2019-04-22T17:11:04-07:00August 7, 2015|
Check out this Portland Business Journal article highlighting the Cedar Hills Apartment project in SW Portland! The occupied renovation of the 179-unit complex includes a refresh to the building's exterior, …
ahouston2019-04-22T17:11:06-07:00July 1, 2015|
On the list for the past 5 years, R&H placed #62. From the article: "More than 430 companies and nonprofits participated in this year’s 100 Best Green Workplaces in Oregon …
ahouston2019-05-28T20:04:19-07:00July 1, 2015|
On the list for the past 5 years, R&H placed #62. From the article: "More than 430 companies and nonprofits participated in this year’s 100 Best Green Workplaces in Oregon …
ahouston2019-04-22T17:11:03-07:00May 29, 2015|
eringrodem2019-04-22T17:11:03-07:00April 17, 2015|
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ahouston2019-04-22T17:11:03-07:00March 27, 2015|
R&H Construction's One North project was recently highlighted in the Daily Journal of Commerce. Holst Architecture's design included unique, curved apertures, which created an interesting challenge for the project team. …
eringrodem2019-04-22T17:11:03-07:00March 16, 2015|
For the eleventh year in a row, R&H has been named one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon by Oregon Business magazine. R&H was listed as …
ahouston2019-04-22T17:11:02-07:00March 13, 2015|
At an awards luncheon on Wednesday, March 11th R&H Construction was named a Governor's Occupational Safety & Health (GOSH) Award winner. The Employer Award highlighted R&H's overall safety program, including …
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