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Gonzaga University Center

Gonzaga University Center

The University Center will be a transformational step in creating a Gonzaga community that reinforces the institution’s “whole and rigorous” vision for student development. The building plan grows out of an understanding of the site as a crossroads of campus, resulting from pedestrian patterns approaching the site from each corner. Specific program elements

Coyote Center

Coyote Center

The new Athletic Center will create an iconic landmark gateway to the Chandler-Gilbert CC campus, bringing together athletics and academic wellness department and general campus classrooms into a comprehensive facility. Integrated into the desert environment, the new facility will use earthworks, courtyards, shade terraces, thermal mass and sunscreens to create

Performing Arts Building

Performing Arts Building

The Reed College Performing Arts Building (PAB) consolidates drama, dance and music programs, currently scattered across campus, into a new vibrant and cross-disciplinary home for the arts. The facility will create intellectual, social and creative communities that cut across disciplines to encourage teamwork and experimentation while meeting the technical

Veterans Memorial Coliseum Renovation

Veterans Memorial Coliseum Renovation

The original 197,000 sf, 12,000-seat Veterans Memorial Coliseum building is a landmark in modernist design by the international firm of SOM. The $30-million renovation project addresses numerous MEP, ADA, public space and support space improvements. New restrooms, concessions, team locker rooms and a new ice arena for the professional Winterhawks hockey team will

Coyote Athletic Center

Coyote Athletic Center

The new Athletic Center will create an iconic landmark gateway to the Chandler-Gilbert CC campus, bringing together athletics and academic wellness department and general campus classrooms into a comprehensive facility. Integrated into the desert environment, the new facility will use earthworks, courtyards, shade terraces, thermal mass and sunscreens to create

Athletic Strength and Conditioning Center

Athletic Strength and Conditioning Center

Gateway Complex

Gateway Complex

Student Experience Center

Student Experience Center

The Student Experience Center (SEC) was conceived to create a central facility to serve the student out-of-class experience. The project includes 93,000 sf of new program space in addition to approximately 33,000 sf of renovated space in the existing Memorial Union (MU). Included in the renovation is the transformation of the existing bookstore into an 440 seat event

West Linn Community Center

West Linn Community Center

In the past thirty years, the City of West Linn has experienced rapid transformation, significant population growth and an equivalent increase in the number of community groups, organizations and corresponding community needs. Opsis Architecture, in association with Ballard*King and Water Technology, Inc., worked closely with the West Linn community to analyze

Building 7 Addition

Building 7 Addition

The 29,000 sf Building 7 Addition is the first in a series of projects to take place as part of the 2008 Rock Creek Redevelopment project. Rather than building on a new site, this addition to the existing 1993 Science Building preserves open green space on campus. The $8 million dollar project includes general purpose classrooms and support spaces such as a Multi-cultural

New Student Residence

New Student Residence

Faced with increasing enrollment, Oregon State University selected Opsis Architecture, with consultant Sasaki Associates, to design a new residence hall for upper class students. The 85,000 sf building will be designed to LEED Gold standards, reflecting the University’s commitment to the environment. Opsis Architecture planned this project carefully in association

Rivoli Theatre

Rivoli Theatre

Applied Technology & Innovation Center

Applied Technology & Innovation Center

The 38,000 sf new ATIC facility creates a highly flexible vocational technology learning environment specifically focused on 21st century job training skills. Programs included in the facility include Wind Energy Technology, Environmental Technology (residential solar, wind and biofuels), HVAC technology, Machining (CNC and 3-D prototype modeling), and Automated