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We love creative workplaces that are program-rich and experience-forward. At South Lake Union Block 25, our interior design team created a seamless experience for individual and team work that incorporates embedded behavioral cues, irresistible amenity spaces and surprise “easter egg” moments that await discovery. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 09.08.2022

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Come join our interior design team working on specialty projects like Sanctuary Studios (@meet_sanctuary), an immersive spa/health experience that elevates individual health and wellbeing. A sensory journey unfolds from the moment of arrival, incorporating natural and organic materials, advanced lighting and a cinematic studio experience. 📷: @le.segal Learn more about open positions via our link in bio!

Posted: 09.08.2022

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The PNW Public Market’s nine distinct food venues feature locally sourced ingredients from more than 25 farms in the surrounding Willamette Valley. There is a plethora of choice—patrons can grab options including a hot chicken sandwich from ‘Drake’s Deli’, a roman-style pizza at ‘Hearth and Soul’ or a bowl of shoyu ramen from ‘Steam’—all made from scratch! 📷: @k7scott, @parteephoto

Posted: 09.02.2022

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Go Ducks! Centrally located at the nexus of the existing campus fabric and iconic new athletic facilities, Duck’s House is the ultimate setting for UO students, alumni and fans to watch their favorite sporting events. The restaurant is filled with spirited details such as a wall of rubber ducks, painted yellow track lanes on the concrete floor, ‘The Duck’ crowd surfing across the face of the bar, and powder coated metal storage lockers perforated with the Oregon ‘O.’ 📷: @parteephoto

Posted: 09.01.2022

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The new PNW Public Market offers students, faculty, staff and community members a unique dining experience at the ground floor of University of Oregon’s Unthank Hall. The vibrant market hall layers its nine food venues with multiple art installations from local artists and a range of seating areas, allowing patrons the chance to discover the space over time. This noodle and dumpling venue was strategically organized along a tall, narrow service corridor. The space is accented with catenary lighting and a tucked away seating nook to give the effect of an urban alley condition. An installation of lacquer and ceramic bowls rises above the servery to create an abstracted steam pattern. 📷: @parteephoto Interested in crafting experiential campus environments like this? Learn more about open interior design positions via our link in bio!

Posted: 08.30.2022

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The gymnasium, multi-purpose cafeteria and covered play spaces open to a variety of soft and hardscape play areas, and the forest beyond. The project added more than 20,000 native and drought-tolerant shrubs, perennials and grasses along with 300 native trees—from the human-scaled Vine Maple and Serviceberry to the soaring Douglas Fir and Red Cedar that dominate the existing forest perimeter. All stormwater run-off is filtered on site and detained in a 380,000-gallon underground cistern to release water at rates mimicking the forest hydrology. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 08.19.2022

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The skylit covered play area at Blakely Elementary School provides shade during hot summer months and shelter from inclement weather through the Pacific Northwest’s rainy seasons. Skewed columns and a sinuous concrete base invite play and physical engagement: running, reclining and moments of rest between. 📷: @k7scott

Posted: 08.19.2022