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Pacific Northwest Publishing
Pacific Northwest Publishing
23, West 6th Avenue, Eugene, OR, United States
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Other Projects by 2fORM Architecture
Pacific Northwest Publishing
23, West 6th Avenue, Eugene, OR, United States
Firm
Type
YEAR
2012
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
Turning a downtown
eyesore and into a modern and distinctive building, Pacific Northwest
Publishing’s new 6th and Willamette location meets both the office
and production needs of this growing publishing company. Stripping the existing
18,000 square feet of space to its structure of concrete, wood and steel, the
renovation added new mechanical and electrical systems as well as a creative re-use
of existing conditions.
The family-owned company
produces educational videos and print materials. To address the diverse needs
of their business, the major program elements were split between the two
stories. Warehouse and video production functions were placed on the ground
floor and office, graphic design and conference room spaces on the second, with
unfinished rooms to allow for future development.
Expansive windows,
letting in light and views of the surrounding downtown, and a bold material
palette creates a work environment that’s both practical and stimulating. The
interior utilizes an angled plywood-clad wall to guide circulation as well as
define space, house storage and provide display nooks.
Upstairs, the second
floor was designed with an overall goal of cultivating teamwork and creativity.
A large collaboration room includes a wall of sliding doors, providing not only
a unique writing surface, but also the choice of a private or open setting. Generous
hallways and substantial stair landings also lend themselves to casual gathering
spaces.
eyesore and into a modern and distinctive building, Pacific Northwest
Publishing’s new 6th and Willamette location meets both the office
and production needs of this growing publishing company. Stripping the existing
18,000 square feet of space to its structure of concrete, wood and steel, the
renovation added new mechanical and electrical systems as well as a creative re-use
of existing conditions.
The family-owned company
produces educational videos and print materials. To address the diverse needs
of their business, the major program elements were split between the two
stories. Warehouse and video production functions were placed on the ground
floor and office, graphic design and conference room spaces on the second, with
unfinished rooms to allow for future development.
Expansive windows,
letting in light and views of the surrounding downtown, and a bold material
palette creates a work environment that’s both practical and stimulating. The
interior utilizes an angled plywood-clad wall to guide circulation as well as
define space, house storage and provide display nooks.
Upstairs, the second
floor was designed with an overall goal of cultivating teamwork and creativity.
A large collaboration room includes a wall of sliding doors, providing not only
a unique writing surface, but also the choice of a private or open setting. Generous
hallways and substantial stair landings also lend themselves to casual gathering
spaces.
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