Through a complete building renovation, Huestis Hall was transformed into a safer, more modern, collaborative research facility to support the needs of researchers and students at the University of Oregon.

Enhancing community access to Oregon Department of Human Services programs for Southern Oregon coast residents.

A world-class cancer center improves access to treatment for Central Oregon communities.

The Sutton transforms Portland’s riverfront, converting a large surface parking lot into lively public spaces and a dynamic urban waterfront living experience.

For a developer with roots in the timber industry, a mass-timber structure was the perfect fit for this speculative office project in Central Oregon.

A college and community coming together to unlock doors to better lives, greater security, and higher living standards, a place where students flourish and prosper.

Working on one floor at a time while fully occupied by students and researchers, this project involved crucial stakeholder engagement, intricate safety and protocol compliance, and a desire to reduce energy consumption overall.

A unique program that blends a social club with secure, vehicle storage and collection management.

A project with deep emotional roots and a far-reaching vision.

Designed as a flexible, modern workplace that supports important administrative functions, the new County building co-locates multiple agencies under one roof to facilitate coordination between departments.

Built in 1928 by renowned Portland architect A.E. Doyle and Pietro Belluschi, the Public Service Building (PSB) housed the offices of the Portland Gas & Coke Company, as well as the Pacific Power and Light Company.

Taking the existing, internally facing theater and transforming it into a new entry beacon on the north side of the SOU campus allows the building to function as a hub for performing arts.

The Secure Adolescent Inpatient Program supports kids who are struggling with mental health challenges and are in need of treatment.

The creation of Asante’s Center for Outpatient Health is a response to the healthcare market trend that shifts delivery service from inpatient to outpatient environments.

In response to research that shows a positive impact on the endocrine, nervous, and immune systems through biophilia, we integrated natural light and views into the spaces as a way to reduce stress.

Designed to connect to Bend’s logging heritage, the Crane Shed Commons is located on the site of its namesake, the infamous crane structure of the Brooks-Scanlon Mill.

Inspired by the textures and colors of the surrounding high desert landscape, the Fadjur Lane Residence sits atop a site blanketed with tall grasses and low-lying shrubs, punctuated with pine trees.

Named for a British naval officer who explored the unsettled Pacific Northwest, the John Ross Tower is one of the most distinct high-rise projects in the South Waterfront development.

Near the junction of three popular NE Portland communities, King, Alberta, and Boise—we had the unique opportunity to design two separate multi-family housing projects just across the street from one another.

An alternative approach to traditional emergency care delivery drives a unique architectural solution.

When Seyfarth Shaw decided to open a new office in the Pacific Northwest region, they hoped to blend traditional ways of working with new thoughts on workspace and collaboration.

A retreat designed for a young family and their extended members, the home is filled with spaces to gather year round.

Consolidating several office locations into one place, the desire was for everyone to feel that they were home.

Founded in 1909, Murphy is one of the oldest family-owned forest product fabricators in the United States.

Serving multiple functions for the community, as a place to host everything from civic events to wedding receptions, this is a place for our citizen soldiers to train.

Creating a healthy, collaborative environment that supports both employees and their animals.

Serving 5500 employees and their families on Nike's World Headquarters campus, this facility is philosophically and physically at the heart of corporate culture.

A platform for exploration, experimentation and exhibition, Nike’s direct-to-consumer stores catalyze a connection to the community, build local relationships, and encourage sport and activity through data-driven curation.

Designed as a workshop and laboratory with materials and spaces that reflect ZOOMCare's unique start-up approach to healthcare.

Through simple architectural forms and materials, the design is a modern adaptation of the city’s historic warehouse language.

The Women's Center features materials that emphasize both beauty and durability, while at the same time utilizing local materials to connect the building with the surrounding context.

Transforming an existing, multi-tenant utility building into a workplace environment that aligns with Nike’s design-centric culture.

Collaborations with Nike challenges us to quickly replicate physical brand experiences, while simultaneously incorporating a site-specific design sensitivity.

The Center for Excellence in Engineering and Technology (CEET) at Oregon Tech University embodies the goals and aspirations of the school’s administration, faculty, staff, students, and alumni.

The nature of this site, serving as a connection point for virtually all freight traffic in the region, is central to the project's design inspiration.

Legendary Portland developer Tom Moyer was TVA’s first client, one of our strongest advocates, and our dear friend.

A contemporary aircraft hangar that provides both administrative functions and maintenance facilities to house the owner’s private fleet of planes.

A world-class facility fosters collaboration among scientists and engineers from all over the world.

Part of the new east gateway to the campus, the Ford Alumni Center functions as a welcome center for prospective students, returning alumni and other visitors.

With a thoughtful remodel of the exterior, and full demolition & redesign of the interior, this three-level store was transformed into a Nike Field-House retail experience.

Designed with client care, staff efficiency, and lean design as guiding principles.

The Portland Diamond Project is leading the effort to bring Major League Baseball to the Portland.

Framed views and expansive vistas help accentuate the experience of being right on the water’s edge, and the beauty of this Pacific Northwest region.

Every aspect of a Zoom+Care clinic tells a story.

Developed as a public-private partnership between Rubicon Investments and the Oregon Department of Human Services, the new Multi-Service Center increases access to resources that allow all members of the community to flourish.

Bringing a deeper focus on wellbeing to the workplace and embracing corporate culture.

Situated on a repurposed airfield that makes it one of the first brownfield developments in Shanghai, the campus is adjacent to a 33-acre ecological park reserve.