Mayer/Reed Is DJC Newsmakers Landscape Architecture Firm of the Year

The Daily Journal of Commerce Oregon honored Mayer/Reed with the award for Landscape Architecture Firm of the Year during the 2018 DJC Newsmakers Awards event in Portland, Oregon.

Mayer/Reed Associates Teresa Chenney, FASLA and Ryan Carlson, LEED AP accepted the award for Landscape Architecture Firm of the Year at the March luncheon.

The Newsmakers annual award program recognizes “the built environment’s most interesting and influential people and companies of the past year.” The editorial staff at the DJC recognized Mayer/Reed for our work on current high profile projects such as the Willamette Falls Riverwalk in Oregon City, the Hyatt Regency Portland, and the event plaza at the Oregon Convention Center.

Posted: Apr 10, 2018
Written by: Mayer/Reed
AWARDS  EVENTS 
Posted April 10, 2018
Written by: Mayer/Reed
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Portland Winter Light Festival Becomes a City-Wide Celebration

The Portland Winter Light Festival is on! In its third year, the illuminated displays and performances have expanded to infuse light, color, and imagination into several locations around the city. As a “Dazzling Sponsor,” Mayer/Reed helped the festival strategize how to communicate that events reach from Cathedral Park to OMSI and created festival maps to show locations of the activity hubs. The Portland Winter Light Festival is free and open to everyone February 1-3, so get out and add some sparkle to your night.

Posted February 02, 2018
Written by: Mayer/Reed
Categories: COMMUNITY  EVENTS 

Join Us at ASLA LA 2017

We’re looking forward to the upcoming ASLA Annual Meeting in Los Angeles October 20-23. Come learn about the complex planning and design of Portland’s multimodal Orange Line, presented by Carol Mayer-Reed, Bob Hastings (TriMet), Jean Senechal Biggs (DKS Associates) and moderator Brian McCarter (ZGF) in a Friday education session. See you in LA!

Posted October 06, 2017
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Categories: DIALOGUE  EVENTS 

Franklin High Celebrates Transformation

The grand opening for a modernized, state-of-the-art Franklin High School on Saturday September 2nd welcomed alumni, families, faculty, Portland Public Schools officials, along with the design and construction teams. It was clear that the school remains a landmark of its southeast neighborhood and offers fond memories to returning alumni from classes as far back as the 1930s.The campus and renovated building have been transformed by the hard work of many dedicated individuals in order to serve future generations. Along with Portland Public Schools and its faculty and students, we at Mayer/Reed share the overwhelming sentiments of pride and optimism for the learning, social and athletic opportunities now possible at Franklin High School. We are truly pleased to have served a significant role in the success of the project.