River Intake Pumping Station (RIPS)


Lake Oswego constructed this pumping station as part of a new water treatment plant. Located in the Clackamas River near its confluence with the Willamette, it provides up to 30 million gallons a day to the nearby water treatment plant. It includes carefully constructed screens and modifications of the river channel to protect small salmon during their migration. A decorative fence and gate were built on the neighborhood side to help it blend in with the adjacent residential area.

Firm: MWA Architects Inc
Role: Designer, Project Manager, Project Architect, Construction Administrator
Status: Completed 2013

View through the trees

access bridge

park View

Old and New Pump Station

Old and New Pump Station

Under Construction

Under Construction

Entry

Entry

Early Rendering with Darth Vader

Cool Architect photo

CHAD M SANDERSON ARCHITECTURE LLC

OREGON AND WASHINGTON

www.cmsarchitect.com

chad@cmsarchitect.com

503-500-5376


CHAD M SANDERSON ARCHITECTURE LLC

OREGON AND WASHINGTON

503-500-5376

chad@cmsarchitect.com

CHAD M SANDERSON ARCHITECTURE LLC

OREGON AND WASHINGTON

www.cmsarchitect.com

chad@cmsarchitect.com

503-500-5376