Highland Farms Dressage Arena
The Rundown
Building in the state of Oregon has a lot of pluses. Our crews are surrounded by beautiful scenery and, when they are done, our buildings really shine against the stunning wilderness backdrop.
Feature Details
- 72 ft x 140 ft (10,080 square feet)
- Open walls on all four sides
- HDG rigid steel frames
- ExxoTec™ PVC fabric cladding on roof—white with tan trim
- 13.5-foot sidewall clearance
- 36-inch overhang extensions
- ARV-2000 rooftop exhaust vents
- 16 psf snow load, 100 mph wind speed, wind exposure C, seismic D
- Building use: Dressage Arena
Industry
Equestrian
Size
10,080 sq ft
Location
Otis, OR
Year
2018
Testimonials
The building allowed us to get everything we wanted for the price we could afford.
We are really happy with everything it’s provided for our community, including the lifestyle changes. We attracted 30 new kids to our school, which is really big for our town. And we feel that building is one of the main reasons for it. The building allowed us to get everything we wanted for the price we could afford.
Working with Legacy was great.
Cost was the initial factor for selecting Legacy, but once we saw the engineering that goes into their design, we understood that could make it easy for us to expand the building in later phases. We also liked its compatibility with conventional construction. There are a lot of possibilities we could explore in the future. The guys who constructed the building worked under some really, really tough conditions, but they wrapped it up on the afternoon of Christmas Eve, and the building opened Christmas morning. Everyone was very responsive, and it was a pleasure to work with them. Once visitors got into the building and we experienced the interior environment with the heat flow and the insulation, we were very satisfied.
The Legacy construction crew was very professional and courteous.
Because of our soil issues, we simply couldn't afford to construct a more traditional building. The concrete costs made a more traditional building cost prohibitive. The lightweight design of our Legacy building allowed us to reach a compromise between soil conditions and cost. Regarding the design and construction phases of the building, I can say that the process went exceptionally well. When I made eleventh-hour changes to the job, Legacy handled them with ease. They finished the job well ahead of schedule, worked safely, and followed our stringent safety requirements to the letter.
