by Client Services Manager Jeremy Gould.
Greetings all, I wanted to take this chance to introduce everybody to the Shipley-Cook barn restoration project. Arciform founder Richard De Wolf has vowed to remove one building from Restore Oregon’s “Endangered Places” list … Read more
The Arciform team was thrilled to celebrate the completed reconstruction of the Pioneer Mothers Cabin with a formal ribbon cutting ceremony Sunday March 17th. The event marked the end of years of planning, fundraising and worry for the members of … Read more
Since the Historic Preservation Act in 1966, state and federally funded tax credits specifically directed towards supporting historic preservation and rehabilitation projects have become the financial backbone for many ventures. Oregon is currently one of five states that, while … Read more
Arciform has been a proud sponsor of the AHC for many years, and we invite you to support this wonderful organization.
The Architectural Heritage Center is all about saving historic buildings – and shaping the public policy and opinion to … Read more
Richard De Wolf, owner of Arciform and Versatile Wood Products, is a proud board member of Restore Oregon which works to protect the historic bridges, barns, homes, neighborhoods, churches and Main Streets that make Oregon Oregon. We join them in … Read more
This week Richard and our preservation associate Catherine Cuthbert took a trip out to Corvallis to survey a historic 1870 barn that we are working with the owners to stabilize and preserve. This barn, called the Knotts Owens Barn, was … Read more
We are delighted to report that the Oregon State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution have commissioned Arciform to begin rescuing one of Restore Oregon’s 2013 Most Endangered Places, the Pioneer Mother’s Cabin in Champoeg, Oregon.
Threatened by the … Read more
There’s a great blog post today on Preservation Nation on the efforts to preserve the “Pioneer Mother’s Memorial Cabin,” a historic remnant of the Oregon Trail that is in danger of literally being washed into the Willamette.
This piece of … Read more
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