Skylab Architecture

413 SW 13th Ave #200 Portland, OR 97205 Stati Uniti

Skylab Architecture: "Established two decades ago in Portland, Oregon, we are a band of makers curious, industrious and experimental. We are architects, designers, creators, and entrepreneurs working together across a wide range of landscapes and locations. We are futurists, making today what we believe will inspire and connect people tomorrow

We explore, curate and innovate. Always looking ahead, we create today what we believe will shape tomorrow. We reveal the unseen for those willing to seek it. We offer unique and customized services, but our greatest value is in our holistic approach to problem solving across the following disciplines and offerings: Architecture, Interior Design, Branded Environments, Planning"

PROJECTS

YARD, a social hub that connects to the city's landscape and its creative life

Located across the Willamette River near downtown Portland, the YARD is a 21-story, 343,100-square-foot mixed-use building that rises above the famous Burnside Bridge

NM Bodecker Foundation. A dynamic mix of spaces for the creative community within 1950s warehouses

The NM Bodecker Foundation was established in 2017 by Sandy Bodecker to provide the creative communities with a dynamic mix of spaces for workshops, meetings, and collaborations. Located within a series of warehouses from the 1950s in northwest Portland

Majestic wooden building on the Columbia River. Workspace, retailing and recreational activities

Outpost is a facility located in Hood River, along the Columbia River and designed by Skylab Architecture studio to strengthen the communal feeling of a small and developing US town and its connection to the waterfront

CLT building in Portland. Shopping centre to create a connection between the community and the urban centre

In the heart of Portland Skylab Design designs a building in accordance with the structural canons of the Cross Laminated Timber in which the commercial spaces open outwards to create a connection between the commuter travellers and the city community