Mackenzie's work on the project spanned our disciplines, including architecture, interiors, structural engineering, civil engineering, land use planning, and landscape architecture. 

Congratulations to the project team and congratulations to our client, City of Lake Oswego. 

The design and construction project team included: Mackenzie, Interface Engineering, Inc., Morgan Holen & Associates, SSA Acoustics LLP, NV5, Valmont Industries, Inc., MC Consultants, Andy Paris and Associates, CFI, and Howard S. Wright, a Balfour Beatty company.
 

About the Project

Lake Oswego's City Hall and Public Safety building provides an updated home for the Police Department, 911 Dispatch, and City Court, Council and Administrative functions to better serve their growing community. 
 
Lake Oswego's City Hall and Public Safety building is a modern, essential facility, integrated into a challenging site; embracing twenty-eight feet of cross-slope to simultaneously establish natural security for police and 911 dispatch operations and foster meaningful civic engagement for the public.  

The building organization links visitors to administrative and police functions through multiple entrances off of a community plaza that seamlessly extends into an atmospherically joined three-story lobby, establishing clear and discernible access to city services.
 
The 2025 Justice Facilities Review Award recognizes projects that demonstrate the quality of form, functionality, and current architectural responses to complex justice design issues.