AIA Salem Chapter Awards Studio 3 Architecture
Groundbreaking for Oak Park Family Dentistry with Rich Duncan Construction and Studio 3 Architecture
Rich Duncan Construction is pleased to announce the construction for the new twelve operatory dental clinic in Salem. Breaking ground in early summer, Oak Park Dental will be the new home for Dr. Dan O’Leary and staff at completion of the project in December 2014. A state-of-the-art facility, with more than 6,000 sf, will offer the dental practice a large space to provide their patients with a broader range of additional services and enhanced patient care.
See the full article and photo with Gene Bolante on p. 5 of the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce Business Voice.
Caylia Richardson Joins Studio 3 Architecture
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Information: Gene Bolante or Leonard Lodder, 503-390-6500 or gene@studio3architecture.com
CAYLIA RICHARDSON JOINS STUDIO 3 ARCHITECTURE
Salem, Ore. (May 10, 2014)- Caylia Richardson has joined Studio 3 Architecture as an office administrator. Richardson holds a BA in Business from Western Oregon and an Associates of Business Management from Linn Benton Community College.
Studio 3 Architecture is owned by Leonard Lodder and Gene Bolante. Their office is located in downtown Salem and can be reached at 503-390-6500 or www.studio3architecture.com.
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ABOUT STUDIO 3 ARCHITECTURE: Established in 2002 byprinciple architects Gene Bolante and Leonard Lodder. S3A is an architectural company that provides services for a variety of projects from commercial buildings to family housing with a focus on sustainability.
2012 Best of Salem Award in the Architects Category, 2010: Extreme Home Make Over: Home Edition; Oregon School for the Deaf, EarthWise Certified by Marion County, LEED Accredited.
Cascade Veterinary Referral Clinic
CVRC is a distinctively articulated design solution for a 9,600 s.f. small-animal veterinary hospital. Site design constraints included a shallow lot depth strung along a curving street frontage with grade changes along its length; with a local design review requirement expecting at least half the lot frontage to be occupied by building. The solution involved pin-wheeling the building around a central hub or drum containing the main treatment space, spinning radiology, animal wards, private offices and building services off in one direction in a two story wing, and three surgeries with their common prep area in another direction and finally the public reception space with associated exam and consultation rooms expand in another direction. The main waiting room is an expansive space with views directed away from the busy public street towards a rejuvenated wet land with a water course along the north edge of the site.
Olive Retail Store
Within the Salem Center Mall, Olive Boutique provides the latest in clothing design and their space needed a design to match. Utilizing local business, Barnwood Naturals for recycled materials, displays were formed using heavy timbers and walls were clad in recycled boards. The checkout counter was also fabricated using re-purposed boards. Some other unique features are cast in place penny surfaces and durable finish flooring.
The Wilmore
The Wilmore is a mixed use project in the heart of SE Portland. They are seeing an increase in quality high density family housing. Designed with 75 units over a retail component, The Wilmore is seeking LEED Silver. The exterior building features masonry and fiber cement panels. The project broke ground in November 2013.
- Client: The Wilmore LLC.
- Size: 93,000 s.f.
- Cost: $11,209,000
- Status: Under Construction
Oregon Architect AIA President Leonard Lodder
The repositioning AIA discussion has heated up following this year’s Grassroots conference. At Grassroots last year, AIA National introduced us to consultants LaPlaca Cohen and Pentagram. The initial impetus for the study was a desire to improve the AIA’s communication to the public about what architects do. As we often discover, half the battle in developing an excellent solution involves framing the question properly, and in this instance, the consultants proposed that the “more critical issue was helping the AIA rediscover its purpose.”
Read full article (p. 2-3): AIA Leonard Article
Marion County EarthWISE Certified Business
At Studio 3 Architecture, Inc. sustainability is important both in the buildings we design and in our everyday office operations. We have a robust recycling program in addition to other sustainability practices such as only using “green” cleaning products that are third-party certified. We are also proud of the standards our Green Team has established, especially our new sustainability purchasing policy.
See full listing here: Marion County EarthWISE
AIA Member Studio 3 Architecture
Studio 3 Architecture was retained to assist in the design and development of the new Boy’s Dormitory for the Oregon School for the Deaf.
Read full article on AIA: http://aiasalem.org/2013/01/studio-3-architecture/