08/02/2019

In Beaverton, an unusual transformation is taking place: a former restaurant is becoming a school.
General contractor Joseph Hughes Construction is finishing a renovation of a single-story, 4,000-square-foot, wood-framed building that previously held McCormick & Schmick’s. The building, at 9945 S.W. Beaverton Hillsdale Highway, will soon hold the Guidepost Montessori School. “It’s absolutely as far away....

December 2018

The Daily Journal of Commerce announces the 2018 Phenoms & Icons honorees. Each year, the DJC accepts nominations for two separate awards categories – one for the local building industry’s rising stars who are younger than age 40, and another for local building industry icons who are older than age 60 and have left a lasting legacy. After receiving more than 50 nominations, we honored the 22 recepients at a cermony held December 13, 2018. Join us in congratulating Joe Hughes on this prestigous accomplishment!

June 2018

Every year, the Portland Business Journal names the top 100 Fastest Growing Private Companies.  With a 2 year growth revenue of 171%, JHC was honored on June 7, 20108  to accept our place as #21 on this prestigious list!

May 2018

The Daily Journal of Commerce held its 24th annual TopProjects awards on May 17, 2018. This year JHC submitted our project 380 Building/Fisk Tire Co. and was chosen as a finalist in our division-Renovations.  Way to go team!

October 2016

Joseph Hughes shares his success story on how he ended up working construction and what projects he is currently building.

May 2016

Enjoying the fruits of his labor! Joseph Hughes is No.35 on the 'The List' and started Joseph Hughes Construction 35 years ago.  Sharing his story on how he handled the 'Great Recession' in 2008 and his views on looking into the future.

February, 2015

West Hills Health & Rehabilitation Center Renovation. Bistro Rotunda - Phase III. By reducing and removing disabling barriers and focusing on the "social model' care facility, a bistro and rotunda were added to improve the residential surroundings.  The improvements of Phase III inspires a home-like experience and adds to the quality of life for the residents.  By creating a physical space that allows for smaller, social groupings and shorter walking distances to common living spaces, the residents have a greater level of independence an daccess tomore social experiences during their stay at West Hills Health and Rehabilitation Center.  This phase was the culmination of a four-year, total restoration project of this fully occupied, 40-year-old operational facility.