JIM LANDIN, Principal
EXPERIENCE
37 YEARS PRACTICING ARCHITECTURE
20 YEAR IN CENTRAL OREGON
HISTORY
I literally grew up in Architecture. My father was an Architect. When I was young we would spend the weekends visiting his projects while they were under construction.
I received a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Oregon. After graduation I worked for firms in Breckenridge Colorado, Seattle Washington, then returned to Denver, Colorado where I became a partner in an Architectural firm. After practicing architecture in Denver, Colorado for 8 years, I relocated to Bend in 2000 and then in 2004 cofounded GGL Architecture. In 2010 GGL merged with BLRB Architects . In 2018, I am starting a new chapter in my career.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Architecture
University of Oregon
LICENSED
OREGON WASHINGTON COLORADO
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
City of Bend:
Bend Urban Renewal Advisory Board
2018-2020
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
2013-2018
Technical Advisory Committee
Central District,
Multimodal Mixed Use Area 2013
Technical Advisory Committee
Cottage Code - 2015
Technical Advisory Committee
Accessory Dwelling Unit Code -2016
BEND 2030:
Housing Policy Work Group 2016- 2017
PROJECT TYPES
In my 35 years of practice, I like to tell potential clients that I have designed a goat barn with a milking parlor and cheese cellar for an artisan cheese maker, a 7 story, 5 star Hotel, and everything in between. I like to think of myself as a good listener, and now know more about goats than I would have ever imagined. I have teamed with dedicated developers to create over 300 affordable housing units in Central Oregon, some are the most energy efficient multifamily developments in the state.
FAVORITE STRUCTURE
Lost Horse Mill, Crystal, Colorado
Built by George Eaton and B.S. Phillips