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Hempcrete and a Code Appeal
Written by Adam Robins When one begins contemplating a new residential building, addition, or remodel, one of the considerations that comes up fairly quickly is the applicable building code. In Oregon, where our office is [...]
Mycelium Lampshades
Written by Christa Holden The research and use of mycelium to replace petroleum products is on! Convergence Architecture thought it would be fun to see how this stuff works so we bought a bag of [...]
Convergence Architecture Gives Back!
One benefit of being a smaller firm is that the principals can curate the firm culture in a way that they are proud of; every decision that they make has a very direct impact to [...]
The Sellwood Kitchen Building
by Allen Kabanuk The Sellwood Kitchen Building is a true gem tucked within the trees of Sellwood Park. Built in 1923, its style is from the height of Tudor revival in this area. The [...]
Diversity Topic – Gender Wage Gaps in Architecture
By: Maria Rojas Architecture is no stranger to sexism and wage gaps between genders. In an industry as old as Architecture, many outdated prejudices are still existent. Old fashion ideas like, women can only be [...]
The Portland Building and Earthquakes
by Allen Kabanuk The work at The Portland Building (TPB) isn’t only about replacement. One major part of this project is readying the building for the future. Since it was built in 1982, a lot [...]