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+1 541-687-9600
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0.6 miHilyard Station (eastbound)
0.6 miHilyard Station (westbound)
0.7 miDads' Gates Station (eastbound)
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Specialties
Site Selection, Planning, Design & Construction Drawings & Specifications for Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Prof. Offices including Medical & Dental, Golf Course Resorts, Convention Centers, Municipal Buildings since 1973. Will work with Owners, Contractors, Developers, and Public Agencies.
History
Established in 1988.
Ken Nagao became a licensed architect in Oregon in 1972 and served as the corporate treasurer of an engineering, surveying & planning firm while being the owner of his architectural firm from 1972 until 1979 when broke away to start an architectural partnership. Nagao Pacific Arhitectural PC was established in 1988 with Ken having sole ownership. The name of his firm has been Nagao Pacific Architecture and Planning PC since 2012. Ken chaired the Oregon Board of Architect Examiners for two of the nine years on the Board and served the National Council of Architect Registration Board as an exam writer, grader, and seved on an international committee to create a «template» for future licensing exams until 2002.
Ken has held architectural licences in Oregon, California, Hawaii, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, & Montana and currently maintains licenses in Oregon and Hawaii.
Meet the Business Owner
Kenneth N.
Business Owner
Born in Honolulu, Hawaii to Japanese Nisei (2nd Generation American) Parents. Educated in a «public-supported college prep school system» called «English-Standard» schools by passing an oral exam to transfer from a neighborhood school’s kindergarten into the first grade at Kapalama Elementary School which fed into R.L.Stevenson Intermediate and finally to Roosevelt High School. He (and his favorite teacher, Miss Rose Tan –3rd Grade) knew that he should become an architect. He wrote a 24 page career study on architecture with a two-point perspective drawing in color of his home in Honolulu on the cover.
He also wanted to be a structural engineer so his early course work at he University of Hawaii included courses in art, architecture, and pre-engineering. When he tranferred to the Univesity of Oregn he took ALL the courses in the «Design Option» and the «Structures Option». He joined the US Air Force Reserves and finally went back to the UO to receive his B. Architecture in 1968.
