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GLAS Architects, LLC is excited to team up with Hacker, and BNDRY Studio to provide architectural design services for the Oregon Coast Advanced Trades and Technology building located on the Oregon Coast Community College campus in Newport. The OCATT building will provide the college with a Career and Technical Education facility that will focus on providing students with the skills they need to support the unique slate of trades in Lincoln County. Christopher Walkup of GLAS will lead the effort, while Corey Martin of Hacker will focus on building design and Tyler Whitehead of BNDRY Studio will lend his CTE expertise in the planning and design of the various technical aspects of the project. #GLASArchitects #OregonCoastCommunityCollege #OCATTBuilding #AdvancedTrades #EducationArchitecture #ArchitecturalCollab #CareerTechEd #BuildingTheFuture 

In bloom at Dairy Apartments, a new #multifamily project blending industrial past with active city living now taking shape in East Portland 🌸 The simple building form is bent and rounded, reinforcing the natural and historical character of the past by evoking the natural forces that formed the adjacent Sullivan’s Gulch while honoring the rounded corners of the existing art deco and Streamline Moderne buildings of the Kerns Neighborhood. https://lnkd.in/gXdD-UR4 Architecture/Interiors: Hacker Developer: NBP Capital Contractor: Path PDX Landscape: Lango Hansen Landscape Architects Civil Engineer: Vega Structural Engineer: Harper Houf Peterson Righellis Inc. Facade Installer: Exteriors Design Contractors, Inc Photo: Lale Ceylan / Hacker #hackerarchitects #facade #underconstruction

Kicking off the start of Women's History Month with a Hacker happy hour at the women-owned bar Hey Love in Portland this week! #womenshistorymonth

Check out new photos of the recently completed Logan Library as captured by Lara Swimmer 📚 Located in Logan, Utah, the new 35,000-square-foot, 3-story public library prioritizes connections to the surrounding landscape with two outdoor terraces and abundant views out. In particular, the way the library’s design frames the surrounding town and brings the mountains into the space is spectacular. Designed for universal access, maximum flexibility, and operational efficiency, stay tuned for more from the Logan Library! Architecture / Interiors: Hacker with Design West Architects Builder: Hogan & Associates Construction #hackerarchitects #hackerinteriors #librarydesign #loganutah

OUT THERE | Featured in the current print issue of Residential Design Magazine is the Tetherow Overlook House in Bend. Written by Cheryl Weber and S. Claire Conroy, read the 9-page spread here: https://lnkd.in/gNrJZ-ZJ "Distinctive geological formations often inspire great architecture, and that is true of the Tetherow house, set amid the dry volcanic landscape of Central Oregon. Its landforms are relatively new in geological time, having been created from lava flows as recent as 1,300 years ago. This particular site also experienced a wildfire that burned all the trees and foliage, further exposing the undulating pumice slopes and cinder cones formed by volcanic eruptions. “Combined with the high-desert climate, it sets up a unique opportunity to see the landscape eroding before your eyes in real time,” says Hacker Architects principal Corey Martin. “The bones of the geology are exposed.”" Architecture and Interiors: Hacker Contractor: KN Visions Structural: Madden & Baughman Engineering, Inc Landscape: SZABO Landscape Architecture Lighting: O-   Hacker design team: Corey Martin, Nick Hodges, Nicolas Pectol, Nic Smith, Emily Knudsen Leland, Sohee Ryan Photos: Jeremy Bittermann / JBSA   #hackerarchitects #hackerinteriors #residentialdesign

Located in Salem, Oregon, the 50,000-square-foot Public Works Operations Building is essential for supporting the city’s infrastructure and operations. Designed to enhance collaboration among the Public Works Department, Engineering, and Administration, it features three gabled forms that create inviting plazas with native plants and stormwater treatment areas. - Hacker https://lnkd.in/gFB53SyA #design #architecture #architects 📸: parteephoto & lewis.m.w

Happy Year of the Snake 🐍 We gathered at our studio in Portland this week to celebrate the Chinese New Year by making dumplings, eating said dumplings and giving out lottery tickets! While no one won the big lottery prize (although a few of us won $2 and $4), we all won by being together and eating this delicious food! #chinesenewyear #yearofthesnake

Currently on display, Hacker is excited to be part of the group model exhibition 'City of Possibility: Portland seen through architectural models Past, Present, and Future.' Opening last Friday to the public, City of Possibility "offers an unprecedented look at the ongoing legacy of Portland architecture and urban design: more than 50 architectural models, historic and contemporary, plus a virtual fly-through of major future districts being planned." https://lnkd.in/g9a3SuKJ On view through March 27, 2025 at the Expensify Bank and JK Gill Building in downtown Portland, Hacker has two architectural models on display in the exhibition: 'The Ellen Browning Building: Connecting Home, Nature and Community' and 'UrbanLand: A Visionary Terrain for Portland's Future.' Presented by PDX Design Collaborative in association with Portland Art Museum, Architecture Foundation of Oregon, Oregon Historical Society, ULI Northwest, University of Oregon College of Design, Portland Architecture Program, and Portland State University School of Architecture. We at Hacker are very grateful that Randy Gragg and William Smith, co-directors of PDX Design Collaborative, are restarting the design community's collective energy towards a positive future for our city and the greater region! #cityofpossibility #hackerarchitects #pdxdesigncollaborative

🎉 We’re excited to celebrate the completion of Walden! 🎉 This stunning mixed-use project is now a proud part of the Washougal community, and it stands as a testament to the power of collaboration with project partners Lone Wolf Development, Edlen & Company, Hacker, our Walsh and RDF BUILDERS CO teams and so many others. The team's vision, creativity, and dedication were instrumental in bringing Walden to life. Together, we’ve created a space that not only honors the City of Washougal’s rich history but also fosters meaningful connections and supports the community’s future growth. Huge shout-out to our outstanding Walsh Vancouver team — Chuck Moore, Ben Bechdolt, Ted Varner, Carlos Solano Monterroza and to our amazing RDF crews — for their hard work and dedication in making this vision a reality. Walden features 46 modern studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments with breathtaking views, 49 off-street mechanized parking stalls, and 1,200 SF of retail space. Designed with community in mind, this project will be a vibrant hub for connection and growth. With the new library opening right next door and the town center (also built by Walsh) just across the street, Walden is perfectly positioned to enhance the heart of Washougal. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this incredible project. We’re proud to have been part of a team that proves what’s possible when we build together. 💙 Photos thanks to the talents of Sally Painter Photography #CollaborativeSuccess #WashougalCommunity #LoneWolfDevelopment #EdlenCo #Hacker #WalshConstruction #BuildingTogether #WalshBuildsCommunity

The Home Forward Killingsworth affordable housing complex in NE Portland is making incredible strides! 🚧✨ A collaboration between Home Forward and Portland Community College, this transformative development will feature 84 homes and 3 early learning classrooms for families. A huge shout-out to our phenomenal O'Neill/Walsh Community Builders (OWCB) team — Kent Usher, Patrick Dengsot, Jenny Evans, Ali O'Neill, Maurice Rahming, Uriah Lattimer, and Sara Schubert — for their unwavering dedication, teamwork, and passion driving this project forward. 👏 We’re also incredibly grateful to our skilled RDF BUILDERS CO craftspeople — Andre Snegeriff, Heath Fletcher, Sara Atkinsen, Dan McHargue, Lanel Gentry, Mario Loera, Mike Britt, and Uriah Lattimer — whose attention to detail and exceptional craftsmanship are bringing this vision to life. Your hard work and commitment do not go unnoticed! 💪🔨 Located at Portland Community College's new Opportunity Center, families will have access to a wide range of vital services, including career resources, social support, workforce training, and education programs. The NAYA Family Center will provide onsite early childhood education, while the Oregon Department of Human Services will be on campus to assist families. And next year, the Multnomah County Health Department will open a community health center, offering even more support to residents. The Home Forward Killingsworth project is a shining example of innovative, community-driven housing solutions that empower families through education and career development. Thoughtfully designed by Hacker to reflect and celebrate the rich communal history of the Cully Neighborhood, this project is more than just housing — it's a cornerstone for growth and connection in the community. 🏡🌱 Photos thanks to Jamie Goodwick at Goodwick Creative Services #owcb #projectswithpurpose #walshbuildscommunity #affordablehousing