This proposal is for a rural culinary institute.
Modern yet timeless...
Our's is a common sense approach to design that realizes the uniqueness of each human environment within the whole. One’s vision of place becomes an innovative translation of form that is both timelessly elegant in its presence and effectively sustainable by its manifestation.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Is smaller better? Maybe...
Our latest foray into the study of tiny houses. This one is for a Client considering resort housing and modular retreats...
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
B.A.R.N Progress...
... Phase 1 is coming to a close. The B.A.R.N shell is nearly complete.
Phase 2 coming soon with interior buildout and exterior components.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
B.A.R.N. Progress
The B.A.R.N. is coming along nicely. We're in the 3rd week of erection and take a look at progress...
Project Team:
Architect - Gerber+Boes Collaborative
Engineer - Angle Design
General Contractor - All Angles Construction
Building Supplier - American Building Company
Erector - Dave's Construction
Mechanical - Pyramid Heating Cooling
Rainwater Harvesting - Portland Purplewater
Solar PV Systems - REC Solar
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Southwest (Finished Preview)
Project Team:
Architect - Gerber+Boes Collaborative
Engineer - Angle Design
General Contractor - All Angles Construction
Building Supplier - American Building Company
Erector - Dave's Construction
Mechanical - Pyramid Heating Cooling
Rainwater Harvesting - Portland Purplewater
Solar PV Systems - REC Solar
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Sunday, October 16, 2011
GBC proposes a brand new life for the old Blue Heron...

The Blue Heron paper mill of Oregon City closed this year, bringing an end to nearly 200 years of industrial operations on the east side of Willamette Falls and the beginning of a new chapter of First City’s Mill District. GBC's conceptual proposal introduces the possibility of an adaptive re-use conversion of the existing site and one of its most notablebuildings for mixed-use commercial and residential functions. The 6-story steel building at the entrance on Main could be converted into 10, 2-story artist loft condomiums with retail space at the ground floor for a cafe, restaurant or shop.
Unique challenges require innovative solutions. And that's what Gerber+Boes is all about.
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