Hennebery Eddy Architects

As we wrap up 2024, Hennebery Eddy shares our appreciation for you – our clients, partners, colleagues, and friends – as we share the following highlights, all of which are possible thanks to enduring relationships that reflect our firm purpose: designing to inspire, embrace, and renew. Read more in our year-end recap here: https://lnkd.in/gJZ3c2Wj

Join us in congratulating project architect Elizabeth Lagarde, AIA, NOMA, who has been appointed as the Young Architect Representative (YAR) for AIA Oregon. Starting in January 2025, she’ll serve as a liaison between AIA Oregon and the national Young Architects Forum, engaging young architects in leadership, mentorship, and addressing issues relevant to emerging professionals. Read more on our blog post here: https://lnkd.in/gV5MVzTS #Leadership #Architecture #YAR #AIAOregon #EmergingProfessionals

Hennebery Eddy's rehabilitation of the Oregon Supreme Court Building received a 2024 American Architecture Award in the Restoration/Renovation category. This award program recognizes outstanding architecture from American designers. This is the eighth award the project has received, celebrating its excellence in design, restoration, engineering, and craftsmanship. Read more on our blog post here: https://lnkd.in/gtaq_hud  

Congratulations to principal and historical architect Carin Carlson, AIA, APT RP, LEED, who has been named an APT Recognized Professional by The Association for Preservation Technology International (APT). This recognition honors her two decades of expertise in historic preservation, including her revitalization of sites across the West and her work with federal and state agencies, private developers, and nonprofits. As a leader of Hennebery Eddy’s Historic Resources Group, Carin has championed our approach to preservation and embraced emerging technologies, while mentoring the next generation of preservationists. Read more on the blog post here: https://lnkd.in/gDwn5jEK

Oregon State University's - Cordley Hall Renovation is officially complete! This 220,000 SF, multi-story academic laboratory building now serves as OSU’s primary Biology facility. The updates included new MEP systems, modern biology research labs, environmental rooms, a 220-seat lecture hall, teaching spaces, and exterior and structural upgrades. At the time of construction, this project was OSU's largest capital project. Thank you to our project team and partners for your hard work and for making this vision a reality. Architect: Hennebery Eddy Architects Photography: Josh Partee

Join members of our Historic Resources Group at The Association for Preservation Technology International (APT)-National Trust 2024 Joint Conference in Montreal.   On Saturday, November 16, David Wark, FAIA, LEED AP, will lead a session on the rehabilitation of two National Historic Landmarks, exploring Preservation Brief #16 and materials that outperform wood. Later in the day, Andrew Smith AIA, will present on base isolation seismic retrofit considerations and achieving LEED Gold when rehabilitating the Oregon Supreme Court building.

Historic Resources Group member and Historic Preservation Specialist Allison Geary recently directed the University of Oregon Pacific Northwest Preservation Field School at Deception Pass State Park. For nearly a month, participants gained hands-on experience in rehabilitating a historic 85-year-old comfort station (restroom), learning valuable techniques like log purlin repairs, window restoration, and metal fixture refurbishment. This immersive program fosters skill-sharing and professional networking among a diverse group—from students to seasoned experts—helping to ensure that the craft of historic preservation thrives for generations to come.   Read more about this preservation experience here: https://lnkd.in/gchKGACY 

This summer, we welcomed several talented architecture students—Ashleigh, Isabella, Jonah, Ke-An, and Sanskruti—into our studios. In addition to collaborating with project teams and visiting job sites, each intern undertook an independent research project. Topics included sound design, library evolution, intergenerational architecture, resilience vs. sustainability in wildfire-prone areas, and sustainable concrete. Our interns' contributions have enriched our practice and highlighted the future of architecture. Learn more about each intern's research here: https://lnkd.in/esTWVgte

We want to thank Hennebery Eddy Architects for sponsoring the 2024 ANCA Annual Summit last month. By supporting professional development and collaboration in our field, Hennebery Eddy’s sponsorship helps organizations nationwide stay true to their mission of connecting people with nature. As part of Summit programs, Hennebery Eddy Vice President and Principal Will Ives and Associate Principal Erica Thompson led an informative workshop on how nature centers can plan for sustainable building and renovations. This topic is of great interest to our members, as many organizations are looking to demonstrate sustainability in all aspects of their operations and facilities. Hennebery Eddy Architects includes an expansive team of architects, planners, interior designers, and preservationists who create spaces where people gather, work, learn, and recreate. With studios in Portland and Bend, Oregon, and Bozeman, Montana, Hennebery Eddy serves clients nationwide. Thank you, Hennebery Eddy! Pictured: Will and Erica’s Summit workshop on sustainable buildings at the 2024 ANCA Annual Summit.

This Friday, Oct 18, join associate principal Camilla Cok at the Bend Design Conference in Bend, OR. Camilla, Jo Wells (City of Bend), and Sandy Cummings (Art in Public Places) will address the human-centered design strategies used at the new City of Bend Public Works Campus, emphasizing the significance of designing spaces catering to functionality and community engagement.