Projects

BLU-D completed renovation framing at Idaho State University’s Albion Hall, working within an existing campus building while maintaining safety and separation from occupied areas. The scope included selective demolition, new wood framing, and the installation of temporary dust-control barriers to support ongoing building use during construction. This project highlights BLU-D’s ability to execute precise renovation work in active environments with careful attention to sequencing, containment, and coordination.

This is a two-story lodge-style modular hospitality project, BLU-D delivered the trusses and roof sheathing scope. Roof trusses and large roof sections were preconstructed at grade, then craneset and precisely placed atop the modular hotel units using coordinated rigging operations. This approach supported accurate installation, efficient sequencing, and tight integration with the modular construction system, demonstrating BLU-D’s ability to execute specialized framing packages on logistically complex projects.

BLU-D delivered the wood framing that defines the project’s most distinctive architectural feature: a curved arc that crowns the building’s upper volume. Constructed from carefully spaced vertical framing members, the arc introduces softness and movement while providing a striking contrast to the steel structure below, requiring precise layout and coordination. This expressive wood framing showcases BLU-D’s precision, craftsmanship, and ability to execute complex architectural forms.

BLU-D completed the wood framing scope for the Grand Peaks medical facility, a multistory project featuring extensive wall framing, elevated floor systems, and coordinated roof framing integrated with a structural steel frame. The work required precise layout at multiple elevations, careful detailing around large openings, and close coordination with steel and slab interfaces. BLU-D delivered a clean, accurate framing package that established a reliable framework for the facility’s complex medical buildout.

BLU-D delivered the framing scope for Hibbard Elementary School, working in close coordination with masonry crews throughout construction. The project required precise sequencing and layout to allow wood framing and masonry work to progress simultaneously without interruption. This collaborative approach supported efficient schedules, accurate interface conditions, and a clean transition between trades, demonstrating BLU-D’s ability to perform effectively on education projects with complex, multitrade coordination.

BLU-D provided comprehensive wood framing for the Idaho Department of Corrections ReEntry project, delivering a largescale, multiwing facility with complex roof framing and interior layouts. Through efficient sequencing, disciplined crew coordination, and a strong focus on production, BLU-D completed the framing scope nearly a month ahead of schedule. This early delivery supported downstream trades and reinforced BLU-D’s reputation for reliable performance on scheduledriven, institutional projects.

The Pocatello Children's Clinic addition showcases BLU-D's expertise in complex stick-built roof framing. Designed to match the architecture of the existing facility, the project featured multiple intersecting hip roofs, valleys, ridges, and roof transitions that required precise layout and execution. BLU-D's attention to detail ensured the new addition integrated seamlessly with the original building, creating a cohesive finished appearance while expanding the clinic's capacity to serve the community.