Open Concept Architecture

Open Concept Architecture is a team of skilled Architects and Designers with a versatile range of experience that provide responsive service and design with Integrity. We are passionate about building exciting projects such as wineries, breweries, hotels, restaurants, and we are a team that likes to have fun! If you are interested in joining an organization that truly cares for their staff, offers growth opportunities, and prides themselves in work-life balance, we encourage you to connect. We anticipate continued growth, so we are always open to hearing.

About Us Open Concept Architecture is a design firm based in the Pacific Northwest, with projects across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Our work spans a wide range of building types and markets, from hotels and wineries to clinics, affordable housing, offices, and amphitheaters. Focused on Your Success Together, we help you find a design that suits your goals.

Knowing who you are, what you value, and how you do business is key to helping you succeed. Open Concept Architecture, 200 North State Street, Lake Oswego, OR, 97034, United States. Our Work With projects across the Pacific Northwest, we tailor each design to the unique climate, people, and places surrounding it.

Sarah began her career in Texas focusing on office design, then expanding to commercial/residential design after moving to New York City where she spent several years guiding multiple projects from initial concept development through construction. Sarah is currently pursuing licensure and is an active member of the AIA. Experience the luxury of open-concept floor plans with Ralston Architects-seamless flow, natural light, and modern design tailored to your lifestyle.

About Open Concept Architecture, Inc. Open Concept Architecture Inc. is the predominant design-build project partner of O'Brien and Company, an Oregon based design-build firm.

Working together, projects are designed and constructed throughout Oregon's coastal region, Columbia. Open Concept Living: How It's Shaping Modern Homes The way we design and experience our homes is constantly evolving. One of the most significant trends in modern architecture is the move toward open.

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