Portland Architecture

OCTOBER 5, 2021

I’ve decided to try a new series of monthly blog posts in which I talk about the different articles I’m writing, places I’ve visited, others’ work I might have read, and any other relevant info or stories I can come up with. Recently I completed two articles featuring the work of Portland firm Outside Architecture.

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Housing Design Renovation Art 223

Community Architect

OCTOBER 20, 2023

In the first part of this article we described the current symbiotic relation of downtown and the office. In this part we will search for the opportunities for a flourishing city beyond the office. How does the declining attraction of the office cubicle fit into the context of other mega-trends?

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Cities Education Transportation Management 84

Architizer

MAY 30, 2023

Showcase your work through Architizer and sign up for our inspirational newsletter. Amid the digital age, remote work revolution and a whirlwind of societal changes, the residential architecture scene experienced many notable transformations. Architects: Want to have your project featured?

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Residential Home Architecture Technology 101

The Architecture Designs

SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

In this article, we’ll explore a plethora of exciting home automation ideas using various smart devices. Whether it’s a cozy evening or a focused work session, your lighting can adapt to your needs Motion Sensors for Safety and Convenience: Ever stumbled in the dark on your way to the bathroom?

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Home Safety Technology Technology 52

Architizer

MARCH 3, 2022

The future of architecture is female. This article aims to highlight some of the world’s most innovative minds, and celebrate their success in an evergreen format that can inspire the AEC community year-round. Women have been the creative force behind dozens of winning projects in recent seasons, from B.L.U.E.

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Architecture Firms Inspiration Education 102

Community Architect

APRIL 20, 2024

With shifts to hybrid and remote work becoming more permanent, downtown office corridors, or so-called central business districts, can no longer survive primarily as places to work. Today the private retail portion of HarborPlace is slated for demolition. Public space and the right to the city HarborPlace wasn’t just fun.

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Contract Development Developer Cities 111

e-architect

JANUARY 29, 2023

Difference between carbon neutrality and net zero Mackintosh Building Glasgow School of Art RICS and YouGov survey 2022 Next generation of knowledge work: hybrid workplaces Data-Informed Design for the User Experience at Work The fluid, sustainable future of retail Designing for Extra Care: What Can Covid Teach Us?

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Building Real Estate Architecture Design 49