Before renovation work could begin on the Kings Heights Residence, the team needed a reliable picture of what was actually there. Aforma developed accurate as-built models and base drawings from real site conditions, giving the design and construction teams a verified foundation to work from before any major decisions were made.

The Healy Heights Residence was designed in 1941 by Van Evera Bailey, one of Portland's notable examples of early modern residential design. Aforma supported the renovation and expansion through BIM modeling and documentation, helping preserve the original structure's proportions while integrating new spaces that feel like they belong.

The Meriwether Penthouse had one of Portland's best views over the Willamette River and Mt. Hood. The interior just wasn't built to take advantage of it. Aforma reworked the floor plan, improved flow between living spaces, and brought in warm natural materials that match the setting without overpowering it.

Salmon Street Remodel pairs structural coordination with a detailed custom lighting plan while preserving the home’s brick facade, arched openings, and porch character. A dark-clad addition introduces a distinct contemporary element alongside the original Craftsman form.

Aforma supported a residential unit within a multi-story Portland tower, organizing a long, split-zone plan so private rooms and shared living areas could coexist without sacrificing flow. The work brought plan coordination, rated assemblies, accessible clearances, and finish-ready detailing into a single buildable unit package.

Aforma supported a cosmetic renovation of an existing Portland condominium: a reworked kitchen, two full bathrooms, a powder room, and an office converted into a true third bedroom, without altering the building structure, exterior, common areas, or shared utilities.

Stage Road Residence is a new detached two-story home set among the vineyards in Medford, Oregon. Aforma is supporting the project with coordinated documentation across the foundation, wood-framed structure, building systems, site improvements, and finishes required for a complete residence.

The Matilija Drive Residence started with a fragmented layout that no longer fit how the clients lived. Aforma supported the schematic redesign by developing coordinated plans that opened up key living areas, improved circulation, and set a clear, buildable direction for the full renovation ahead.

The Two Creeks Residence is a ground-up custom home and guest house in Oceanside, Oregon, designed for durability and long-term performance. Aforma coordinated the documentation and systems planning across both structures, balancing clean minimal forms with the technical requirements of a fire-prone forest site.

Salmon Street Remodel pairs structural coordination with a detailed custom lighting plan while preserving the home’s brick facade, arched openings, and porch character. A dark-clad addition introduces a distinct contemporary element alongside the original Craftsman form.

Aforma supported a residential unit within a multi-story Portland tower, organizing a long, split-zone plan so private rooms and shared living areas could coexist without sacrificing flow. The work brought plan coordination, rated assemblies, accessible clearances, and finish-ready detailing into a single buildable unit package.

Aforma supported a cosmetic renovation of an existing Portland condominium: a reworked kitchen, two full bathrooms, a powder room, and an office converted into a true third bedroom, without altering the building structure, exterior, common areas, or shared utilities.

The Matilija Drive Residence started with a fragmented layout that no longer fit how the clients lived. Aforma supported the schematic redesign by developing coordinated plans that opened up key living areas, improved circulation, and set a clear, buildable direction for the full renovation ahead.

The Two Creeks Residence is a ground-up custom home and guest house in Oceanside, Oregon, designed for durability and long-term performance. Aforma coordinated the documentation and systems planning across both structures, balancing clean minimal forms with the technical requirements of a fire-prone forest site.

The Forest Heights Residence had the right spaces, just not in the right order. Aforma reorganized the layout to separate private and public zones, simplify circulation, and pull the kitchen, dining, and living areas toward the deck and outdoor views.