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Faith communities, service organizations, and spaces for gathering.

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EXPERIENCE THAT RELATES

Buildings in service of a larger purpose.

The nonprofit portfolio brings together churches, community-serving organizations, and a university athletics setting. Begin with the spaces your organization needs and the people they are intended to serve.

Faith communities

Published work includes Beaverton Christian Church, Hope City Church, Grace Chapel, and Willamette Church Expansion.

Community service

Portland Rescue Mission is represented in the nonprofit portfolio.

Campus & gathering places

University of Portland Joe Etzel Field adds an athletics setting to the range of featured work.

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Willamette Church Expansion

IN FOCUS / Willamette Church Expansion

Space for a community’s next chapter.

Explore Willamette Church Expansion, one of the featured projects in the nonprofit portfolio. Contact the team to discuss the experience relevant to your organization’s plans.

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PLANNING YOUR PROJECT

Bring your priorities.
Build the conversation.

A starting point for your discussion with our team.

Your mission & users

Describe who the building serves and what your current spaces make possible—or difficult.

The people making decisions

Identify the project lead and the stakeholders who will help shape scope, priorities, and approvals.

Your funding & timing

Share the planning stage, budget parameters, funding milestones, and any events or operations that affect timing.

BEFORE WE TALK

A few useful answers.

What kinds of organizations appear in the portfolio?

Featured projects include churches, Portland Rescue Mission, and University of Portland Joe Etzel Field.

Where can I find more detail about a listed project?

Use its “Discuss a similar project” link to ask the team about scope and experience relevant to your needs.

Can an early-stage committee begin a conversation?

The contact page welcomes new ideas. Start with your organization’s purpose, the proposed location, and the questions you are working through.

YOUR NEXT PROJECT

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