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Lessons Learned: THERM and an Evolution of Wall Assemblies

By Mike Meade

I attended a training from Passive House Canada on THERM software, which was developed at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab for evaluating heat transfer through building components. Using THERM, you can model 2-D heat-transfer effects ...

Culture, Point of View

What the Architects Architect and What Interior Designers Design: Hennebery Eddy and afo’s Architects in Schools

By Monica Mader

This spring, architect Monica Mader and interior designer Elyse Iverson volunteered as co-teachers for the Architecture Foundation of Oregon’s (afo) Architects in Schools (AIS) program. For six weeks, architectural design and ...

In the News, Point of View

Portland’s Proposed URM Mandate and Historic Rehabilitation: What Building Owners Can Do Now

By Hennebery Eddy

Regardless of whether the City of Portland adopts a mandate requiring the seismic retrofit of unreinforced masonry (URM) buildings, the realities of a probable major seismic event in the next 50 years are sobering — with life-altering, ...

Culture, Point of View

Earth Day: Sharing Our Net-Positive Impact Stories

By Hennebery Eddy

How can you be a positive force in the world? What can you do to improve your community, your project, your planet, or your life? This was the topic for Hennebery Eddy’s Earth Day celebration, a festive pin-up sharing our net-positive ...

Design Process, Point of View

Construction Specifications, Certifications & the In-House Spec Writer

By Alexander Lungershausen

An experienced, well-rounded architect knows that good architecture goes beyond design itself. Successful buildings – those that serve their occupants well and are constructed of high-quality materials able to stand the test of time – ...

Point of View

Interning at Hennebery Eddy Architects: Spotlight on Peter Harrison

By Peter Harrison, Interior Design Intern

Design intern Peter Harrison joined Hennebery Eddy Architects this summer from Utah State University, where he is earning a Bachelors of Interior Design. Passionate about sustainable design, he plans to relocate to Portland, Ore., ...

In the News, Point of View

Sleeping Pod Initiative

By Hennebery Eddy

Hennebery Eddy design staff member John Maternoski is deeply involved in Portland’s architecture community. A 2014 graduate of the University of Oregon, John has worked with Habitat for Humanity, the AIA, and the Construction ...

In the News, Point of View

Principal David Wark Discusses PDC’s Review Process for Affordable Housing

By Hennebery Eddy

Hennebery Eddy Architects’ principal, David Wark, member of the Portland Design Commission, spoke with Brian Libby of the Portland Architecture Blog about the commission’s recently approved Type IIx review process, which ...

In the News, Point of View

Idealism and Innovation: Crossroads in Workplace Design

By Hennebery Eddy

Jon McGrew, associate principal at Hennebery Eddy, shares his perspective with Portland Business Journal on designing creative office spaces. Learn more about Faces Behind the Cool Spaces.

In the News, Point of View

Architect Spotlight: Jon McGrew

By Hennebery Eddy

Jon McGrew, Associate Principal at Hennebery Eddy, is the subject of the “Architect’s Questionnaire” on the Portland Architecture blog.

Point of View Posts

Lessons Learned: THERM and an Evolution of Wall Assemblies

What the Architects Architect and What Interior Designers Design: Hennebery Eddy and afo’s Architects in Schools

Portland’s Proposed URM Mandate and Historic Rehabilitation: What Building Owners Can Do Now

Earth Day: Sharing Our Net-Positive Impact Stories

Construction Specifications, Certifications & the In-House Spec Writer

Interning at Hennebery Eddy Architects: Spotlight on Peter Harrison

Sleeping Pod Initiative

Principal David Wark Discusses PDC’s Review Process for Affordable Housing

Idealism and Innovation: Crossroads in Workplace Design

Architect Spotlight: Jon McGrew

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