Isaac S. Campbell
Architects in Portland, OR
License number
Oregon 5124
Issued Date
Jul 14, 2006
Expiration Date
Dec 31, 2016
Category
Architecture
Address
Address
Portland, OR 97215
Professional information
Founding Principal - Office 52 Architecture Planning Design
Position:
Founding Principal at OFFICE 52 Architecture Planning Design
Location:
Portland, Oregon Area
Industry:
Architecture & Planning
Work:
OFFICE 52 Architecture Planning Design
since Aug 2010
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Founding Principal
Boora Architects
Oct 2000 - Jun 2010
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Principal and Project Designer
Cesar Pelli & Associates
Nov 1991 - Oct 2000
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Associate and Design Team Leader
Cesar Pelli & Associates
Aug 1989 - Aug 1990
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Intern
Education:
Rice University 1990 - 1991
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) Rice University 1985 - 1989
Bachelor of Arts, Architecture
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) Rice University 1985 - 1989
Bachelor of Arts, Architecture
Skills:
Sustainable Design, Concept Design, Architectural Design, Design Research
Awards:
OFFICE 52 has been selected for a new interdiscplinary research facility at Carnegie Mellon University.
OFFICE 52 has been selected from among 17 teams overall and from among 4 finalists in a national design competition for the commission to design Carnegie Mellon University's new Nano Bio Energy Technologies Building. The new 100,000 SF building will provide essential collaborative research facilities for Biomedical Engineering, Energy Systems and Technologies, and Nano Science.
OFFICE 52 presents 'Practice Matters' at Carnegie Mellon Museum of Art
On February 4, OFFICE 52 presented 'Practice Matters,' one of the Alan H. Rider Distinguished Lectures and part of the Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture's Spring Lecture Series. Presented to a capacity audience at the Carnegie Museum of Art, the lecture highlights the backgrounds of the firm's founders, Isaac Campbell and Michelle LaFoe, their design approach, and the firm's recent competition winning design for Scott Hall at Carnegie Mellon. Video of the lecture will be available soon.
OFFICE 52 has been selected from among 17 teams overall and from among 4 finalists in a national design competition for the commission to design Carnegie Mellon University's new Nano Bio Energy Technologies Building. The new 100,000 SF building will provide essential collaborative research facilities for Biomedical Engineering, Energy Systems and Technologies, and Nano Science.
OFFICE 52 presents 'Practice Matters' at Carnegie Mellon Museum of Art
On February 4, OFFICE 52 presented 'Practice Matters,' one of the Alan H. Rider Distinguished Lectures and part of the Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture's Spring Lecture Series. Presented to a capacity audience at the Carnegie Museum of Art, the lecture highlights the backgrounds of the firm's founders, Isaac Campbell and Michelle LaFoe, their design approach, and the firm's recent competition winning design for Scott Hall at Carnegie Mellon. Video of the lecture will be available soon.