Portland, OR

“Design excellence emerges from the thoughtful integration of technology and creativity. I believe successful architecture responds to aesthetic and functional goals to create inspiring spaces.”

Jason is a collaborative and forward-thinking leader who drives design innovation through technology and research. As Hennebery Eddy’s Technology Practice Lead, he champions digital workflows and research-based strategies that enhance design quality, efficiency, and coordination. His experience spans Portland metro developments and cultural institutions, including leading land use approvals and creating capital campaign materials for the Portland Art Museum Rothko Pavilion. A DBIA credentialed professional, he advocates for progressive design-build best practices and leverages technology to strengthen team collaboration. Jason holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Lawrence Technological University and a Master of Architecture from the University of British Columbia. Jason also serves on the board of Converge 45, a local contemporary arts nonprofit organization.