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SINGING SANDS 
From Sand to Sea
A magazine spread titled From Sand to Sea" showing a beautiful home on the beach at sunset

Desert architect Eddie Jones designs a Cannon Beach showplace for his Arizona clients that embraces rain, wood, and all that the Pacific Northwest does best...

 

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GRAY Magazine - No. 22                                                       

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MACLEAY HOUSE 
Craft on Every Level
A magazine spread titled "Craft on Every Level" showing a the builder looking down from a modern wooded staircase

A trio of Portland's most accomplished designers joins an ensemble of top Portland craftsmen to design a home where the drama of space meets the...

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John M. Russell Construction Featured
Portland Spaces Magazine - July/Aug 2008                                               more >>
A magazine spread titled From Sand to Sea" showing a beautiful home on the beach at sunset
Lair Wilkinson
LAIR CONDOMINIUMS     Lair Flair

The 13 - unit Lair Condos won a design excellence award from the American Institute of Architects - and accolades from residents...

 

 
Portland Monthly Magazine - June 2007                                                    more >>
A magazine article titled "A treehouse to please both ewok and the hobbit"
WILKINSON         
A Treehouse to Please

What happens when an Ewok from the Forest Moon of Endor meets a Hobbit from the Shire, and they both decide to build a house together? ...

 

 

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A magazine article titled "Lair Flair" showing the Lair condominiums
Bowstring
A magazine article titled "Living in concert" showing a hammock in the glass atrium
BOWSTRING TRUSS
Living in Concert

In Portland, Oregon, a renovated warehouse fuses engineering and artistry, much like its owners. The couple hired a new firm...

 

Dwell Magazine - June 2015                                                                        more >>
A magazine article showing the patio/yard of the bowstring truss building

“This private residence and studio was adapted from a 5,000 sf former warehouse and awning fabricator’s shop. The space is clear-spanned by a series...

 

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BOWSTRING TRUSS
A New Environment
Passive Rahman
A magazine article titled "Eco-chic Passive House" showing the staircase and living room of the home
PASSIVE HOUSE      An Eco-Chic Passive House

After years of designing elaborate energy-efficiency systems, architect Jeff Stern turned to a simpler concept for his own home: the thermos...

 

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A magazine article titled "Modern Gabled House in Portland" Showing a tall home on a small lot
RAHMAN RESIDENCE   Modern Gabled House

In Portland, Oregon, a designer creates an open, environmentally sensitive house for a client on a 5,000-square-foot lot...

 

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Port Townsend

The swooping roof taking shape on a new dwelling atop Port Townsend’s Morgan Hill has some people calling it the “spaceship” or “eyebrow” house...

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A magazine article titled "Spaceship home lands on PT ledge" with arial shot of the unique private residence
PORT TOWNSEND   Spaceship Lands on PT Ledge
An award plaque for John M. Russell Construction for the Best of businesses in Newberg, Oregon
JMR CONSTRUCTION   Newberg Best Businesses

John M. Russell Construction has been selected for Best Businesses of Newberg Award in the Masonry/Concrete category every year since 2015...

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