Recent Projects
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
The GYC main office building is a modification of the 1913 Gallatin Valley Seed Company building located in Bozeman, MT. The space in its more recent history was used as a storage building for a few businesses in the local area.
First Security Bank of Bozeman
The 55,000 square foot building remodel consisting of basement, main level and 2nd level was totally stripped down to the steel I-beam and column structure and built back in five phases in a 30 month time frame.
Printing For Less (printingforless.com)
Livingston, Montana
R&R Taylor Construction engaged in this project as General Contractor/Construction Manager-At Risk with a Guaranteed Maximum Price. The Project Manager was involved from Pre-Construction to finish, consulting on infrastructure, working with the City of Livingston to install utilities, until the project’s completion. This 47,000 square foot office and manufacturing facility presented many challenges from the groundwater and drainage issues and having to blast rock to nature’s elements of wind, snow and rain.
West Paw Design
Taylor Construction completed new construction of the original West Paw Design manufacturing facility in July 2001. All consideration was made at that time that expansion would be a possibility. The owner needed a clear span facility so as his market changed they could reconfigure the manufacturing/ production without dealing with walls or columns. The tilt up concrete with a Behlins metal roof system would allow that.
Madison Valley Ranch
Ennis, Montana
Built in the heart of the Madison Valley, this commercial fishing lodge is an example of innovation in construction. Utilizing concrete logs and traditional log framing and accents, the finished project provides an efficient structure that withstands the elements and requires little maintenance.
MSU Hamilton Hall, First Floor Adaptive Re-Use
Bozeman, Montana
The Hamilton Hall project on the campus of Montana State University required extensive structural stabilization to complete this historic upgrade of architect Fred Willson’s design. The existing wood structure was removed, and existing wood floor and framing was shored up. While the third and fourth floors were occupied, four feet of excavation was done in order to install new concrete footings, and new steel for the first and second floors. This project required extensive communication to insure the safety, comfort, and needs of employees and clients accessing the third and fourth floors.
Awards & Recognition
Best Custom Residence
Project presented for Best Custom Residence. Presented by the Montana Contractor’s Association Building Excellence Awards Program.
Best Industrial
Project presented for Best Industrial for Troop Medical Clinic in Fort Harrison, Montana. Presented by the Montana Contractor’s Association Building Excellence Awards Program.
Excellent Commercial Awning Restoration
Presented for the Ro Sham Bo Building located at 17 & 19 South Tracy Avenue, Bozeman, Montana.
Best Historical Restoration
Project presented for Hamilton Hall on the MSU Campus. Presented by the Montana Contractor’s Association building Excellence Awards Program.