University of Oregon architecture students had a strong finish to their terminal studio on the Glenwood Riverfront.
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We are deeply honored to have the UO Hamilton Walton Transformation and Crosswood Apartments be among the DJC Top Projects of 2024.
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Ballots are due May 21. If you are part of the Eugene district, we’d like you to consider voting for Kaarin Knudson for mayor of Eugene. Here’s why…
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Talking about architecture with University of Oregon students at the School of Architecture & Environment Career Fair.
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It was wonderful to celebrate the achievements of the Bethel Education Foundation at the annual “Breakfast at Bethel” advocacy and fundraising event.
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Eugene School District 4J hosted an open house at the new North Eugene High School. It is the first new high school in the district since 1966.
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Up to 3,700 athletes and team officials from around the world will be moving into their temporary home at the UO for the World Athletics Championships Oregon22.
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RB designer Serena Lim participated as a volunteer in the 2022 Oregon Hip Hop Architecture Camp.
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In celebration of the holidays, Rowell Brokaw threw an inaugural holiday cookie happy hour in our recently renovated annex.
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Cottage Village Co-op (CVC), a community of 13 tiny homes for people who are unhoused or housing insecure, celebrated the completion of the final homes.
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LTD’s Santa Clara Station officially opened Sunday, February 7. LTD posted a heartwarming interview with a local resident about the importance of accessible transportation.
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In 2009, a group of Jeffersonians with dreams of building a new library for their community formed the non-profit organization, Friends of Jefferson Library. In order to fund this capital project independent of the city, FOJL spent several years fundraising – with everything from bake sales to foundation sponsorship.
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Rowell Brokaw celebrated Nicola Fucigna’s soon-to-be-born baby with a tasty lunch from Ta Ra Rin. Nicola has really appreciated the work-life balance at Rowell Brokaw, which has allowed her to create flexible hours and, for the last month of her pregnancy, switch to remote work.
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During Head Start of Lane County’s All Staff Event, Lorri Nelson was recognized as one of a handful of “community members who have given, supported, and are champions of Head Start.” Lorri is honored to receive this award. She has loved working with the Head Start staff to integrate natural play areas into various school sites.
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Rowell Brokaw, deChase Miksis, Trifoia, Watkinson Laird Rubenstein Attorneys, & Claim 52 held an open house at 1203 Willamette. The event was catered by Saucefly. The whole building was opened up for visitors to explore all the offices in the newly remodeled building. It was fascinating to see the various ways that each office has developed its workspace in the exposed timber structure.
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Tykeson Hall’s “topping out” was celebrated this Friday. Willie Tykeson, Dean Marcus, other key donors and UO members, and the construction workers on the building signed the final steel beam that was then, via a crane, lifted into place. The ceremony commemorates the completion of the last major piece of structure for the project. Now the construction team—Fortis Construction and its many subcontractors—with support of the design team will turn to the cladding of the building, followed by installation of the interior finishes. Tykeson is slated to open in Fall 2019.
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As part of a 4th of July ceremony, Jefferson Library held a pet parade from their old library to their new one. The fire department led the parade and the sheriff brought up the rear to make sure no one got lost—participants included the Festival of Flowers Princess, stuffed animals, live pigs, a large snake, children, dogs, turtles, adults, wagon floats and much more. After some popsicles were consumed, there was a building tour of the new library. Move-in is slated for September.
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Artist Garrick Imatani spoke at the Blessing Ceremony for the installation of his artwork at UO Straub Hall. The installation includes a sculpture of the Tomanowas (Willamette Meteorite), sacred to the Clackamas (now part of the Grand Ronde tribe), that floats in front of a mural of the Missoula Floods. This installation is part of the Percent for Art project by the state of Oregon. For more on the installation, see Sculpture of Meteorite Installed in Straub Hall Atrium.
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