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The Grand Oregon Lodge |
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The renovated Ballroom in the Grand Oregon Lodge, Oregon City, Oregon. The former Oddfellows' Lodge has become a popular venue for weddings and gatherings. Art First advised on the new Paint colors, chair colors, and design for new chandeliers and ceiling medallions, adding a lively and elegant air to the historic property. |
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Holy Redeemer Sanctuary |
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The landmark church on North Rosa Parks Way, Portland. Mary McMurray designed the colors and materials selections, and supervised the artwork for the restoration. From a dull, uninspiring and cavernous hall to a wonderfully uplifting place of worship, the congregation and clergy are thrilled with the light-filled transformation benefiting their church. |
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Below: three views before restoration
Working together with the architect, administration, and planning committee, McMurray designed the eight new paint colors composing the palette, and selected the proper placement for each color. The worn carpeting was removed, and the original terrazzo floor repaired and polished. An unnecessary wooden platform supporting the altar was removed. |
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| McMurray designed a sensitive color treatment for the plaster medallions, selected two marble stones for the new altar, and specified the new seating material for the pews. She feels very privileged to have been a part of the team bringing beauty and grace to this well-loved church. | ||
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Sally Hopkins, Master Stenciller was called in to adorn the arched alcoves flanking the sanctuary space with beautiful and subtle motifs. |
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Our improved colors highlight the architectural details that were lost in the previous all-white color scheme. We specified new bronze metallic paint for the decorative grilles, and unified the stained woodwork with darker structural accents. |
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For the Education Room, Mary McMurray designed a bold and playful color scheme, with murals of trees enlivening and opening up a natural feel for the room where city kids get a hands-on experience of the animal kingdom. The tortoise enjoys his new desert scene environment and sometimes tries to walk into the diorama. Birds, rabbits and gerbils benefit from their improved environment; they like these colors better than the old white paint. |
Other municipal clients include:
Grace Memorial Episcopal Church, Portland
The Dalles Civic Auditorium
The City of Hillsboro
The Bellevue Club, Oakland
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