PINNACLE PEOPLE: Featuring Melanie Whedon
Melanie's bright personality and dedication to design are seen in Pinnacle's office daily. She continues to learn and shine in all her projects from local affordable housing projects to a training center for teaching U.S. [...]
Using Biophilic Design Principles Inside Healthcare Spaces
Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness - Enterprise, OR Influencing Healing and Recovery with Nature…Indoors! Designing healing environments is a mix of art and science. As an Evidence-Based Design Professional, Pinnacle’s Interior Designer, Briana Manfrass studies [...]
Shaping Young Minds
Pinnacle's Project Manager, Ryan Cain, helped elementary students design houses for animals ranging from an anteater to an octopus. He taught the kids basic design principals over three visits. Fueling our future architects! The creations [...]
Adaptive Reuse – the Pinnacle of Sustainability
According to Wikipedia, adaptive reuse refers to the process of reusing an existing building for a purpose other than which it was originally built or designed. To Pinnacle, it means a great challenge. Throughout our [...]
PINNACLE PEOPLE: Featuring Shaun Clifford
Shaun embodies Pinnacle’s core value of collaboration. From day one, he’s jumped in on any project and continues to train and help staff daily. His great attitude and silly antics will definitely award him this [...]
What’s the Outlook for 2019?
Pinnacle Architecture's 2019 Outlook for Affordable Housing, Healthcare, and Senior Living By Peter Baer, Pinnacle Architecture President 2018 was a very interesting year for the country and our growing office. As our focus turns to [...]