ISSUE 3.1

A Dreamer, A Problem Solver, and a Shared Vision for an Individualistic Home on the Washington Coast.

Time is a funny thing when discussing the Bay House, a curved roof waterfront dream house that was inspired by both a medieval fortress and a dilapidated barn. Read more about this incredible project in our latest issue of Iconic Magazine.

ISSUE 2.3

Challenges Foster Creativity: Three Stories about Pitfalls, Possibilities, and Paradise

For this issue, we interviewed Anne De Wolf, Principal Designer and Owner of Arciform. With her wealth of experience, Anne details the pitfalls of remodeling and the creative solutions that can achieve beautiful results while improving on original ideas.

 In “Emily Henderson and Arciform Turn Potential Into Paradise”, feast your eyes on a photo diary as the team transforms her suburban Portland farm into a rural paradise.

ISSUE 2.2

What a diverse and amazing mosaic of creative people, businesses, and organizations make up the Portland design-build community!

Now we’re including stories about our partners and vendors in the Portland area home industry. In this issue we introduce you to a very fun member of our community. Anjeanette “Bubbles” Brown is the Executive Director of Fun at Girls Build™, which empowers girls to learn building skills. With a title like that, how could we not include her? Get set to smile when you read the article!

ISSUE 2.1

Introducing the ArciFiles

Over the decades, Arciform and sister company Versatile Wood Products have worked on a diversity of buildings. But who are the team members who see those projects through? We thought it was time to listen to their stories. The result: we will profile some of the people who do everything from sell to design to manage to build Arciform and Versatile Wood Products projects. It’s a fun and informing look into the inspirations, aspirations and challenges of the “faces behind the places.”



ISSUE 1.3

DNA + Creativity = Timeless Design

“We wanted our house to look like a well-taken-care-of house that's 120 years old, not a new house with the style of a house that's 120 years old,” said Arciform founder Richard De Wolf of the Isam White house that he and Anne De Wolf purchased. Their approach to the home exemplifies the Arciform approach to renovation. Listen to the stories of the building and its previous owners. Pay attention to the DNA of the style, use it to guide creativity, and the result is timeless design. Read more in Issue 3 of Iconic Magazine.