Deer Haven Farms is a peaceful country farm nestled in proximity to Oregon’s finest vineyards. This bed and breakfast uses only homegrown and fresh local ingredients, most coming straight from the farm!
This pour was a split level design with stairs from one layer to the next. Three large circular patterns are at each end with varying walls heights from one pad to the other.
The forms are created using Revit Architecture 2011 coupled with a custom designed structure software, called MWF, which was developed by our in house engineering team. Our engineering department then creates each form uniquely to provide maximum durability and strength for each project. The designs are then sent to our production department where each part is either welded or screwed together.
Once each individual assembly has been constructed, they are loaded up and delivered to the site. Upon arrival, excavation will already be complete. The forms are set in place as designed and then poured with concrete.
Christina was very pleased with the result and the timing couldn’t have been more perfect. The B&B had scheduled a major event for the month to showcase the farm. With any other wall system, having a completion date before her event would not have been possible. Redi-Pour came in on time with a product that will last generations and create many memories, much like Deer Haven Farms.
When it comes to curb appeal, this house has it all. Landscape Architect Brian Bainnson used Redi Pour to help design an oasis of retaining walls which doubled as a means for water retention on a steep slope in front of one of Miranda Homes’ newly constructed houses in Lake Oswego. In this design, installing the Redi-Pour walls gives our clients a more adequate use of their lot and also gives them a grand entrance to their house.
The amount of property that was available for this particular project was extremely limited. This is a common problem on construction sites that we are able to avoid by manufacturing our product off site in our controlled shop environment, then we go on to schedule accordingly between the installers and masons.
When the Redi-Pour forms arrived on site, there were no extra parts or wasted materials. Our engineering team was so precise in developing these forms that, once installed, they met Brian Bainnson’s exact specifications. Our time frame was also very impressive. What would normally take 1-2 months of labor was reduced down to 1-2 weeks!
The walls created for this project were engineered with a very organic, curved pattern. As you can see from the pictures, there are multiple curves and a few sharp angles. This design would be extremely difficult with any other wall system because you would have to have blocks custom cut for each bend. It would also have been virtually impossible to maintain an actual “retaining-wall” without the proper footings that Redi-Pour provides.
