Workplace Archives - Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc.

Post-Occupancy Evaluation in Practice: Insights from the Multnomah County Library Operations Center

By Andrew Halpin, Design Intern

Andrew Halpin joined the Portland studio as a summer design intern, participating in the firm’s robust internship program that includes conducting an in-depth research project. Currently pursuing a Master of Architecture at the ...

In the News, Design Process

Hennebery Eddy Receives ‘Best of Practice’ Award from The Architect’s Newspaper

By Hennebery Eddy

Hennebery Eddy has received The Architect’s Newspaper’s 2025 Best of Practice Award in the Architect (XL Firm) – West category. The Best of Practice awards recognize the operations and structure of firms in the AEC industry based ...

Culture

Bozeman Studio Pets Enhance Workplace Well-being

By Hennebery Eddy

In our Bozeman studio, dogs are more than pets — they are members of our team, bringing joy and unique energy to the workplace. The studio is owned by the firm (unlike our other leased office spaces) and features a pet-friendly outdoor ...

Point of View, Design Process

Q&A: Optimizing Airport Design for Performance and People

By Hennebery Eddy

Hennebery Eddy’s approach to designing for airports focuses on operational return-on-investment, thoughtful material and system selection, daylighting, and most importantly, centering people in our designs. Associate Beth Evanson ...

In the News

Celebrating Major Milestones for Multnomah County Library

By Hennebery Eddy

Representing every aspect of Hennebery Eddy’s guiding principles – inspire, embrace, and renew – libraries have long been part of our portfolio. We’re proud to have partnered with Multnomah County Library (MCL), one of the largest and ...

In the News, Culture

Inspire & Embrace: Inside NOMA’s Project Pipeline Summer Camp

By Hennebery Eddy

This spring, project architect Elizabeth Lagarde played a pivotal role in planning Project Pipeline, a three-day summer camp focused on architecture, planning, and design hosted by NOMA. More than 45 middle school students gathered at ...

Culture

A Look at Our Latest ‘Just’ Label

By Hennebery Eddy

Hennebery Eddy is recognized as a Just organization through Living Future (formerly International Living Future Institute), reflecting our enduring commitment to equity and social justice. Our voluntary disclosure of 21 different ...

Culture, Design Process

Ping Pong, Plants & Paws: A Tale of Progressive Design-Build Success

By Hennebery Eddy

To replace their aging and spread-out public works facilities, the City of Bend, Oregon, embarked on a plan to design and construct a new, $130M campus with ambitious resiliency goals. The city selected progressive-design build (PDB) ...

Point of View, Design Process

The Forefront of Interior Design, from NeoCon

By Alexis Wilson & Marema Mamilova, Interior Designers

Recently, Hennebery Eddy interior designers Alexis Wilson and Marema Mamilova traveled to the NeoCon conference in Chicago, billed as “the world’s leading platform and most important event of the year for the commercial interior design ...

In the News, Design Process

Designing a Space Where Oregon’s Past and Present Intersect

By Hennebery Eddy

Spotlight on a 1960s-Era Research Library Renovation The Oregon Historical Society is dedicated to making Oregon’s history visible and accessible to all. Located in Portland’s South Park Blocks Cultural District, the OHS building was ...

Workplace Posts

Post-Occupancy Evaluation in Practice: Insights from the Multnomah County Library Operations Center

Hennebery Eddy Receives ‘Best of Practice’ Award from The Architect’s Newspaper

Bozeman Studio Pets Enhance Workplace Well-being

Q&A: Optimizing Airport Design for Performance and People

Celebrating Major Milestones for Multnomah County Library

Inspire & Embrace: Inside NOMA’s Project Pipeline Summer Camp

A Look at Our Latest ‘Just’ Label

Ping Pong, Plants & Paws: A Tale of Progressive Design-Build Success

The Forefront of Interior Design, from NeoCon

Designing a Space Where Oregon’s Past and Present Intersect

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