Randall A Page

Specialties

Make sure to contact Randy at the start of your next construction project. He is a Portland, OR Architect who will help you take the first steps in making your vision a reality.

Commercial Specialties include: tenant improvements; adaptive reuse of distressed commercial property; renovation of night clubs, restaurants and hotels; layout of commercial kitchens; historic rehabilitation of storefronts with accessibility enhancement; and space planning for dental and medical clinics.

Residential Design work includes: alterations and additions to new and historic homes; Accessory Dwelling Units; and condominium owner improvements.

History

Established in 2011.

Randy’s career began in Madison, WI, after earning a Bachelor of Architecture from North Dakota State University and an MS in Management from UW-​Madison. He created two design partnerships — first with an interior designer and then with another architect. The work established his credentials with a focus on designing within the «language» of existing buildings. It also led to his appointment and ultimate election as Chair of the Madison Landmarks Commission.

Randy’s collaboration with a project manager led to employment in 2006 with Mead & Hunt, an A/​E firm based in Madison. He served as a senior project architect on airport, industrial and military projects. In 2008, he transferred to Portland as their first architect in a new Vancouver, WA office.

In 2011, Randy established his own practice in the Northwest and has since become involved with the Portland Chapters of AIA and CSI. He is also certified as a LEED Accredited Professional and an Earth Advantage Residential Remodeler.

Meet the Business Owner

Randy P.

Business Owner

Randy Page is a sole-​practitioner architect, building his practice to help other small businesses and homeowners realize their vision for a new beginning. His focus, is on adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of historic commercial and residential properties where the demands for function, accessibility and safety are balanced by an obligation to maintain the value and integrity of the original architecture.

Randy is most inspired and moved by:

* Service for those who are looking to help themselves.

* Creative solutions for design projects on a limited budget.

* Loading up the refrigerator, packing the trunk for a vacation — and efficiently fitting a complex design project into a limited space or existing suite.

* Finding design solutions to allow seniors to continue living in their own homes — including creative Accessory Dwelling Units.

* Sharing his experiences with young professionals on their way up.