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Arlington Club
The International Interior Design Association, Oregon Chapter, recently announced the winners of the 2011 Design Awards. Deca is excited to share that the Arlington Club was awarded a Citation Award and the Hallie Ford Center was awarded a People’s Choice Award.
Deca Architecture, Inc. is proud to announce the following promotion and new staff.
DECA has promoted Shem Harding to the position of Associate Principal. He is a LEED Accredited architect with over eleven years of professional experience. He has been an architectural designer with DECA for six years and has contributed his leadership skills to many of the firm’s most significant and award-winning projects. He is currently working on The Harbour School in Hong Kong and a new industrial building in southeast Portland.
Laurel Danielson joins DECA as a senior interior designer with twenty-two years of experience in commercial interior design and architecture, with particular expertise in higher education and libraries. A LEED Accredited Professional, Laurel is a graduate of the University of Oregon. At DECA she is currently working on the Multnomah Athletic Club and Capitol Auto Group in Salem, as well as participating in the AFO’s Architects in Schools program.
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“Curating Community,” Portland Spaces, June 2009, Lincoln Restaurant
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David Hyman, “Portland State University: A Ballroom to Accommodate a Variety of Sounds and Events, College Planning & Management, March 2007, PSU Smith Memorial Student Union Ballroom
“Projects in Profile: Portland Team Uses Energy-Efficient Techniques to Help South Korean School Cut Costs,” Daily Journal of Commerce, September 20, 2004, Taejon Christian International School