Workplace Archives - Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc.

Hennebery Eddy Recognized as Emerging Professional-Friendly Firm

By Hennebery Eddy

Hennebery Eddy Architects was named an Emerging Professionals (EP) Friendly Firm by AIA Northwest + Pacific Region, recognizing the firm’s commitment to fostering the development of design professionals early in their careers. Kristin ...

Design Process, In the News

Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company and Hennebery Eddy Architects Selected for City of Bend Juniper Ridge Public Works Campus

By Hennebery Eddy

Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company and Hennebery Eddy Architects were selected by the City of Bend to design and construct its new Juniper Ridge Public Works Campus that will bring together the City’s engineering and infrastructure ...

Culture, In the News

2021: A Milestone Year in Review

By Hennebery Eddy

The year 2021 will be marked with a star on the timeline of our firm history, recognizing it as the year Hennebery Eddy Architects and Comma-Q Architecture joined forces to establish a regional design and preservation studio. We spent ...

Culture, Design Process, Point of View

Bozeman Architecture: Lessons Learned from Merging Firms

By Ben Lloyd, Vice President

Integrating two firms also means the melding of ideas and ideals, and exchanging lessons learned from our collective project experience.

Design Process, In the News

Reopening the Portland Office

By Hennebery Eddy

Updated 8/16/2021: Hennebery Eddy’s Portland office reopened July 6, 2021, during regular business hours. In accordance with the Governor of Oregon’s order mandating the use of masks in all indoor public settings, all employees ...

In the News

Hennebery Eddy Architects Promotes Eight Across Portland & Bozeman Offices

By Hennebery Eddy

Firm names seven associates and a vice president Hennebery Eddy Architects has promoted eight team members across its Bozeman and Portland locations. In Bozeman, architects Laura Landon, Sten Witmer, and Michael Guiliano were named ...

Design Process, Point of View

Using Interactive Tools to Facilitate a Virtual Design Process

By Noah Winkler and Danáe Sakuma, Project Architects

A Case Study of the Mount St. Helens Institute Master Plan Transitioning to an entirely virtual design process a year ago presented challenges as well as opportunities. In August 2020, Hennebery Eddy began working with the Mount St. ...

Design Process, Point of View

Conducting Site Visits During a Pandemic

By Camilla Cok and Mike Meade, Associates

The new 800-foot extension of Portland International Airport’s Concourse E is slated to open this summer, the culmination of six years of design and construction. In Oregon, construction is designated an essential activity, ...

Design Process, Point of View

University of Cincinnati Co-op Gives Student Practical Design Experience

By Coly Tabberson, Design Intern

Coly Tabberson is an undergraduate architecture student and joined Hennebery Eddy in 2020 through the University of Cincinnati Co-op program, where students work full-time at a professional architecture practice. Learn more about ...

Culture, Design Process, Point of View

Digital Collaboration: Designing During COVID-19

By Michelle Vo, Vice President

Working in isolation is a strange feeling for architects and designers. Our discipline is, forgive the pun, built on the concept of iteration: sharing and critiquing ideas, revising our work, learning from one another, and turning ...

Workplace Posts

Hennebery Eddy Recognized as Emerging Professional-Friendly Firm

Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company and Hennebery Eddy Architects Selected for City of Bend Juniper Ridge Public Works Campus

2021: A Milestone Year in Review

Bozeman Architecture: Lessons Learned from Merging Firms

Reopening the Portland Office

Hennebery Eddy Architects Promotes Eight Across Portland & Bozeman Offices

Using Interactive Tools to Facilitate a Virtual Design Process

Conducting Site Visits During a Pandemic

University of Cincinnati Co-op Gives Student Practical Design Experience

Digital Collaboration: Designing During COVID-19

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