A six-story, 2,600-stall cast-in-place parking structure for one of the Pacific Northwest's largest casino resorts — 978,000 SF and 31,000 cubic yards of concrete, self-performed by SAK under a single subcontract.
The ilani Casino Resort Parking Garage in Ridgefield, Washington supports one of the largest casino resorts in the Pacific Northwest. At 978,000 square feet and 31,000 cubic yards of concrete, it ranks among the largest cast-in-place projects SAK has self-performed.
SAK delivered the structural concrete, reinforcing steel, and finishing under a single subcontract — managing the formwork, placement, and finishing of high-load elevated decks, ramps, and shear walls across six levels. Coordinating placement at this scale on an active resort site demanded disciplined sequencing and logistics from the first footing to the final deck pour.
The project earned industry recognition for concrete quality and scale, reflecting SAK's ability to self-perform large, schedule-driven structures with a single point of accountability.
SAK self-performed the structural concrete scope on ilani — one subcontract, one point of accountability across all six levels.
Columns, shear walls, and the six-level structural frame.
Long-span elevated slabs engineered for vehicle loads across 2,600 stalls.
Sloped cast-in-place ramps tying the parking levels together.
In-house rebar placement coordinated with formwork and placement.
Deep foundations supporting the high-capacity structure.
Durable, traffic-rated deck finishes and sealed surfaces throughout.
From preconstruction budgets to self-performed delivery, SAK brings the full Division 3 scope under one subcontract. Let's talk about your project.