︎ Portland, Oregon
Bureau is an architecture firm working on a variety of projects across the United States and based in the Pacific Northwest.
Established by Rand Pinson, AIA with over 15 years of working in various offices and settings. He has experienced living and working in a variety of landscapes across the country. He alumnus of Auburn University, and the world-renowned Rural Studio in Hale County, Alabama. His professional work includes design-build work at the Epicenter in Utah and Lake Flato Architects in Texas, with a focus on residential, environmental, and agricultural projects. Rand’s work has won numerous AIA awards and has been featured in international publications and exhibitions, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Venice Biennale.
Previously an architect and project leader at Portland based, Waechter Architecture, Rand was the project architect for the Furioso Vineyards Winery and Tasting Room and new Blu Dot furniture showroom as well as a range of residential and commercial projects.
Bureau drawn to an architectural narrative that is specific to its place, responsive to its environment, and characterized by its timelessness.
Established by Rand Pinson, AIA with over 15 years of working in various offices and settings. He has experienced living and working in a variety of landscapes across the country. He alumnus of Auburn University, and the world-renowned Rural Studio in Hale County, Alabama. His professional work includes design-build work at the Epicenter in Utah and Lake Flato Architects in Texas, with a focus on residential, environmental, and agricultural projects. Rand’s work has won numerous AIA awards and has been featured in international publications and exhibitions, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Venice Biennale.
Previously an architect and project leader at Portland based, Waechter Architecture, Rand was the project architect for the Furioso Vineyards Winery and Tasting Room and new Blu Dot furniture showroom as well as a range of residential and commercial projects.
Bureau drawn to an architectural narrative that is specific to its place, responsive to its environment, and characterized by its timelessness.