How we learn is greatly influenced by the environment in which we learn. Holst takes this responsibility seriously when designing vital spaces for students of all ages to study and live.

Holst Architecture is an award-winning, women-owned B Corp led by Kim Wilson, Kevin Valk, Dave Otte, and Renée Strand. Our process of inquiry and iteration instills design excellence from the big idea to the crafted details to create work that resonates with our clients, communities, industry, visitors, and those who use our spaces every day.

That’s why we work with amazing nonprofit organizations in leveraging their constrained resources to maximize value, creating positive social impact through architecture.

2021年6月3日 · Holst is an award-winning, women-owned architecture firm of forty professionals based in Portland, Oregon, and led by owners Kim Wilson, Kevin Valk, Dave Otte, and Renée Strand.

Holst is an award-winning, women-owned architecture firm of forty professionals based in Portland, Oregon, and led by partners Kim Wilson, Kevin Valk, Dave Otte, and Renée Strand.

Holst Architecture is a women-owned design studio of talented professionals led by partners Kim Wilson, Kevin Valk, Dave Otte, and Renée Strand.

2017年3月29日 · Completed in 2015 in Portland, United States. Images by Andrew Pogue . One North is an innovative commercial development that was designed with a clear set of values involving community ...

2022年4月13日 · Located beside a small hardware store and several modest storefronts, the 75-unit project designed by local firm Holst Architecture faces a new park on Halsey Street.

2010年2月25日 · The building’s eye-catching rhythm is the creation of Holst Architecture, a small practice with a bold aesthetic and a firm grip on the challenges of multifamily infill.

2020年12月21日 · To one of the pressing questions confronting residential architects today—How do you make affordable housing that doesn’t look like affordable housing?—Portland-based Holst Architecture has responded with a project that transforms economical materials and ease of construction into opportunities for aesthetic exploration.