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Mid-Century Modern

Midlife Crisis: Will Eugene City Hall Survive Beyond 50?

February 19, 2014April 16, 2021 Restore OregonNews

Eugene City Hall, a full-block building at the heart of the city’s downtown, has become the most-recent epicenter of debate about the preservation of Oregon’s Mid-Century Modern architecture. Built in 1964 by the firm Stafford, Morin and Longwood, local leaders for the past several years have discussed options for rehabilitating or replacing the aging building. […]

DeMuro Award Honors Restoration and Expansion of Belluschi Home

January 14, 2014April 16, 2021 Restore OregonDeMuro, News

It’s been aptly said that “Modern is Historic” and one of the best examples of modern residential architecture was among the projects honored at the first annual DeMuro Awards in November. As Janet Eastman’s column in the Oregonian describes, the Burkes-Belluschi House, designed by the acclaimed architect Pietro Belluschi and where he lived out his […]

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