Pacific Northwest design firms YGH Architecture and Integrus Architecture have finalized a merger.

The firms now provide design services across three offices in Portland and Seattle and Spokane, Washington. The combined firm will offer master planning, architectural, structural engineering, interior design and experiential design services. The firms have a 70-year legacy and both share similar mission statements. The firms will continue to pursue solutions that reflect environmental stewardship and social justice, the firms stated in a news release.

YGH has worked on projects such as the PDX Parking Additions and Consolidated Rental Car Facility at Portland International Airport, the Oregon State University Marine Studies Initiative Building and OSU’s Magruder Hall, as well as projects for Clark College, Central Oregon Community College, Portland State University, Chemeketa Community College, Pacific University and the University of Oregon. YGH also worked on the U.S. Embassy Compound in Maputo, Mozambique.

Integrus has worked on several school projects for the Bellevue, Port Townsend, Lake Washington and Central Kitsap school districts. It also worked on Parrington Hall renovation at the University of Washington, Discovery Hall for Central Washington University and the Schweitzer Career & Technical Education Center at Lewis-Clark State College. It also has been involved with several government, public safety and civic projects.

Editor’s note: A previous version of this story misidentified YGH Architecture as the firm that designed Oregon State University’s Cascades Campus Academic Building.

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