This building fulfilled a 10-year dream to return the Yurok tribe’s headquarters to their historic tribal lands along the Klamath River, and to consolidate their many administrative departments into one location. Rather than using the traditional method of hiring an architect, finishing plans, and soliciting bids, this client chose to request design/build proposals from qualified teams. Pacific Builders and David Pierce, architect, were selected from the field of seven applicants, based on preliminary design presentations, references, and experience.

Shamus TBone was already a popular barbecue and grill restaurant, despite being rurally located on Highway 36,  with a large percentage of their customers coming from the Eureka area.  When they decided to relocate to larger quarters in Eureka, they chose Pacific Builders to build their new building. 

When the owners of this home, who are graphic artists,moved from San Francisco to Humboldt County, they purchased their home in the Fickle Hill area for it's great views of Humboldt Bay and the sunsets beyond, the spacious grounds around the house, and the abundant work space for the couple to continue their work from home.

Pacific Builders is proud to have been the builder selected for the long anticipated new Eureka Natural Foods Store in Eureka. Pacific Builders worked with the owner of Eureka Natural Foods and Architect Philippe Lapotre in planning the project, which allows Eureka’s primary source of organic food to offer a greatly expanded selection of food supplements, herbs and vitamins. The new store also offers an expanded deli and an espresso service.