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Wieden + Kennedy

We worked feverishly on this project of tremendous scope, the headquarters for Wieden+Kennedy, designed by Allied Works Architects.

Laboring for a year, in the shadows of the old Lovejoy ramp,
we transformed 400,000 board feet of douglas fir
into the now iconic amphitheater, staircase and woven wall.
All of the material was reused from the old Pearl District warehouse.

Nel Centro

This stunning restaurant and bar, designed by Holst Architecture,
provided the opportunity to flex our muscles with many materials.

The dramatic bar was built from Ecotop, and dining tables of all sizes
were born from douglas fir.
The Sellwood Trolley Building provide the old fir beams, gifting a beautiful material
that is both local and rich with character.

Johnson Residence

We work on residential projects of all scales,
but the Johnson house was a treat.
Our shop, in tandem with designer John Thompson,
crafted a variety of wood elements
for this home in the West Hills of Portland.

Our list of components included a hand chiseled island and a mantle,
fabricated out of native myrtlewood,
an office desktop and a bathroom vanity crafted from FSC American Cherry.
We even did a lovely little live edge mantle out of Big Leaf Maple.
The result is a striking home, warmed up by wood.