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University of Portland Buckley Diversity Center

Feb 1

Feb 1 University of Portland Buckley Diversity Center

Education, Meaningful materials

An inquiry-based design process centering the lived-experience of Black, Brown, Indigenous & Asian (BBIA) students.

Portland Japanese Garden Expansion

Feb 1

Feb 1 Portland Japanese Garden Expansion

New Construction, Collaborations, Energy & Water, Cultural, Strategic use of daylight, Activating cityscape, Meaningful materials, Gathering places, Magnifying landscape

Sensitive reframing of a cultural treasure

Architecture Hall, University of Washington, Seattle

Jul 1

Jul 1 Architecture Hall, University of Washington, Seattle

Education, Energy & Water, Renovation, Meaningful materials, Activating cityscape, Strategic use of daylight, Gathering places

A revitalized beauty befitting future architects

West Portal Branch Library

May 1

May 1 West Portal Branch Library

Libraries, Energy & Water, Renovation, Activating cityscape, Meaningful materials, Collaborations

Modern library services in a restored historic treasure

Oregon Episcopal School, Athletic Center

Jan 1

Jan 1 Oregon Episcopal School, Athletic Center

Energy & Water, Magnifying landscape, Strategic use of daylight, Gathering places, Meaningful materials, Education, Renovation

Health, wellness, and rejuvenation for the whole child

Bailey Residence

Dec 31

Dec 31 Bailey Residence

Houses, Meaningful materials, Strategic use of daylight, Renovation

Interior renovation where natural light and views are the prominent features

Mercy Corps Global Headquarters

Oct 1

Oct 1 Mercy Corps Global Headquarters

Office, Workplace Design, Energy & Water, Renovation, New Construction, Strategic use of daylight, Activating cityscape, Meaningful materials, Gathering places

An inspiring and mindful workplace for a mission-driven organization

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