Hennebery Eddy Architects has promoted three Portland-based colleagues to the title of associate in recognition of their project contributions and leadership.
Marci Krauss, LEED, is a senior interior designer with more than 35 years of experience. Marci is repeatedly recognized for bringing a designer’s eye to projects, her skill in space planning, and her ability to gain the trust of clients by demonstrating her commitment to their goals. Marci has been critical to the success of some of the firm’s recent projects, including rehabilitation of the Oregon State Supreme Court, the café and retail spaces as part of the Portland Art Museum Rothko Pavilion and campus renovation, and the new City of Bend Public Works Campus. Marci holds a Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design from Washington State University.
Blair Gardner, AIA, LEED, brings his 17 years of experience to bear as a project architect and manager as well as an effective mentor to emerging staff. Blair’s work on significant historic projects, demonstrates his deliberate approach to sustainable preservation and skill in building client relationships. He recently worked on rehabilitation planning for an historic maintenance, law enforcement, and fire services building in Yosemite National Park and the preservation and rehabilitation of multiple structures for the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. Blair holds a Bachelor of Architecture from University of Oregon.
Patrick Turina, AIA, LEED, has 11 years of experience as a project architect working on existing and historic buildings, including the Astoria Library rehabilitation, Multnomah County Library Operations Center adaptive reuse, and WSU-Spokane Medicine Building renovation. Detail-oriented and a clear communicator, Patrick is a steady presence who effectively guides project teams through design documentation and construction. Patrick holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Oregon.
Congratulations to Marci, Blair, and Patrick, and thank you for your continued efforts toward Hennebery Eddy’s success.