Introducing Celia Crawford – MWA’s Net Zero Emerging Leaders Intern
With one of MWA’s core values being responsibility, we always seek to do the […]
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How Access to Outdoor Space Affects Mental Health
Ever wonder why, when people are overwhelmed, a typical response is to go outside,
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Integrating Art & Architecture
As neighborhoods rapidly evolve with changing populations and new developments, it is important to
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MWA’s 10 Tips for Thoughtful Lab Design
Designers typically tailor a workspace for current employees: focused on comfort, a collaborative atmosphere,
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Offsetting Our Carbon Footprint – One Step at a Time
Like many companies in 2020, MWA Architects closed our office doors due to the
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Cost-Efficient Design and Construction
CEDC, a term coined by Walsh Construction Company, is a disciplined approach to affordable
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Good Neighbors – A Design Week Portland Event Recap
Organized by: MWA Architects & University of Oregon School of Architecture & Environment Spatial
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Narrow, Not Confined
When the owners of a narrow lot in a single dwelling urban neighborhood in
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Like a Rock in the River – Hannah Mason Pump Station
How do we celebrate our infrastructure as a valuable public resource that we can
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Dwelling on the past – from industrial history to urban revival
We are always excited to be able to explore ideas for affordable housing in
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