Leeb Architects

Great to go tour a project today and discover beautiful art on a giant wall— the parking garage. Great mural by and . Thanks for the tour and the story of how they built this with Trammell Crow division High Street Residential.

It’s so satisfying to have a project like this stand the rest of time and have long lasting success and even influence other projects that better our communities. Orenco Station Platform District will be exhibited in Montreal soon. Details to come.

We're in the latest issue of Design Develop Construct Journal. Check it out. We're "Building up and out at HarborSky," with even more to come! https://www.ddcjournal.com/issues/summer2021/

We are hiring - looking for talented Architect/Job Captains to join our team. More at: https://leebarc.com/contact-us

Leeb Architects Leeb Architects is seeking Architects for the role of Job Captain to assist with all aspects of Multi-Family Residential, Mixed-Use and Commercial projects. We offer a collaborative working environment with growth opportunities for motivated individuals seeking practical experience in the architectu...

YMCA Beaverton Youth Development Center is moving further into reality - we've broken ground!

Perfect day here in Portland for World Bicycle Day. Get on your two wheels...wear a helmet...and enjoy!

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Great to see that the Allen Fremont plaza was the site for a recent vaccine clinic put on by residents with two REACHs: REACH Community Development and Multnomah County-REACH (Racial & Ethnic Approaches to Community Health). It warms the heart to see a building we designed being active, alive and well, with people doing good things there. Thank you Allen Fremont community. REACH Community Development

Our deepest gratitude for the opportunity to co-host a community COVID-19 vaccine clinic with Multnomah County-REACH. These events focused on serving, Black, African American, Afro-Caribbean, African/Black Immigrants and Refugees and other people/communities of color to receive vaccines. We were able to accept walk-ins from other REACH locations as well as Allen Fremont and even from the neighborhood.

Thank you to the Allen Fremont residents and friends who initiated this opportunity and to Multnomah County Racial & Ethnic Approaches to Community Health for bringing this vaccine clinic to the community and making it possible!

Time to get our new construction banners out to their rightful homes, the construction sites going on! Stay tuned.