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WoodWorks announces winning projects in its 2023 Wood Design Awards - Vimarsana News

WoodWorks announces winning projects in its 2023 Wood Design Awards

WoodWorks announces winning projects making strides when it comes to wood in its 2023 Wood Design Awards.

Check out the 22 projects just named winners of WoodWorks' 2023 Wood Design Awards - Vimarsana News

Check out the 22 projects just named winners of WoodWorks' 2023 Wood Design Awards

WoodWorks has announced the winners of the 2023 Wood Design Awards, an annual showcase of the industry’s most inspiring applications of mass timber and wood in building designs across the United States. A total of 22 projects were selected in ten categories by a jury panel that included Hacker...

LEVER Architecture Wins Competition to Design the Portland Museum of Art Campus Expansion - Vimarsana News

LEVER Architecture Wins Competition to Design the Portland Museum of Art Campus Expansion

LEVER Architecture has been selected to lead the design team for the campus expansion of the Portland Museum of Art.

Portland Museum of Art names LEVER Architecture as winner of international design commission - Vimarsana News

Portland Museum of Art names LEVER Architecture as winner of international design commission

The a href= http://www.portlandmuseum.org target= _blank Portland Museum of Art /a (PMA), together with Dovetail Design Strategists, announced tha

Portland Museum of Art selects LEVER Architecture for campus expansion - Vimarsana News

Portland Museum of Art selects LEVER Architecture for campus expansion

Portland Museum of Art has selected LEVER Architecture for its campus expansion project, which will more than double the museum’s footprint.