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Hennebery Eddy Designs Adaptive Reuse of 1911 Building into Hip KEX Hotel

By Hennebery Eddy

At one of the most trafficked corners in Portland – the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and Couch, just past the Burnside bridgehead – sits a three-story, wood-framed structure with a brick exterior. The building has ...

Design Process

Designing a Showpiece for Accessibility

By Hennebery Eddy

Making the Portland Art Museum’s New Rothko Pavilion a Space for All Through Universal Design The Portland Art Museum has long held accessibility at the core of its mission and offered a variety of services to assist visitors of all ...

Design Process, In the News

Firm Promotes Sustainable, Equitable Design Through ‘Net-Positive Awards’

By Hennebery Eddy

Hennebery Eddy’s second-annual Net-Positive Awards capped a month-long celebration of all things sustainability and honored internal teams for their achievements in healthy, efficient, and adaptive design. Project teams in design and ...

In the News

Sherman County Courthouse Receives DeMuro Award for Preservation

By Hennebery Eddy

Restore Oregon, the state’s leading organization committed to preserving historic structures, presented Hennebery Eddy with a 2019 DeMuro Award recognizing excellence in historic preservation. The firm’s rehabilitation and ...

Culture, Design Process

Building the Future of Historic Preservation: Teaching a Course on Building Preservation Plans

By Hennebery Eddy

Nestled on a hilltop above Skyline Boulevard in Southwest Portland, the Aubrey Watzek House sits quietly, almost as a suspended moment of early modernism just minutes from downtown Portland. The Watzek House, designed by renowned ...

Culture, In the News

Hennebery Eddy Architects Hires CFO; Associate Principal Named to City of Portland Historic Landmarks Commission

By Hennebery Eddy

Hennebery Eddy Architects has welcomed Kim Davis as its Chief Financial Officer and Business Manager. Davis brings more than 20 years of professional accounting, finance, and operations leadership, including financial analysis and ...

Design Process, In the News

First Annual ‘Net-Positive Awards’ Recognize Sustainable Design Excellence

By Hennebery Eddy

In 2018, Hennebery Eddy placed No. 31 on the Architect 50 – a ranking of the top 50 firms in the country – bolstered by our strong showing in the sustainable design category. Our net-positive philosophy and design approach landed us at ...

In the News

Restore Oregon’s DeMuro Award Honors Chapman Hall for Exceptional Historic Rehabilitation

By Hennebery Eddy

Hennebery Eddy’s rehabilitation of the c.1939 Chapman Hall at the University of Oregon garnered a 2018 DeMuro Award from Restore Oregon, a nonprofit that advocates for preservation and reuse of historic structures. The DeMuro Awards ...

Point of View

My Historic Preservation Internship at Hennebery Eddy

By Shannon Hines, Historic Preservation Intern

Hennebery Eddy hosted two interns this summer, both of whom are working on Master of Architecture degrees from the University of Oregon – Portland focused on historic preservation. In the second of this two-part series, Shannon Hines ...

Point of View

Interning with Hennebery Eddy’s Historic Resources Group

By Michael Moran, Historic Preservation Intern

Historic Posts

Hennebery Eddy Designs Adaptive Reuse of 1911 Building into Hip KEX Hotel

Designing a Showpiece for Accessibility

Firm Promotes Sustainable, Equitable Design Through ‘Net-Positive Awards’

Sherman County Courthouse Receives DeMuro Award for Preservation

Building the Future of Historic Preservation: Teaching a Course on Building Preservation Plans

Hennebery Eddy Architects Hires CFO; Associate Principal Named to City of Portland Historic Landmarks Commission

First Annual ‘Net-Positive Awards’ Recognize Sustainable Design Excellence

Restore Oregon’s DeMuro Award Honors Chapman Hall for Exceptional Historic Rehabilitation

My Historic Preservation Internship at Hennebery Eddy

Interning with Hennebery Eddy’s Historic Resources Group

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