We are an architecture firm based in Port Angeles, Washington.
We believe in building quality architecture which exceeds the Client's needs and desires.
Gentry Architecture Collaborative has established a record of successfully planned, designed and constructed residential, commercial, community service, leisure and tourism facilities in the Pacific Northwest. Through our association with many uniquely qualified team members we bring a fresh and enthusiastic spirit of collaboration and creativity to each project.
From public facilities such as schools and marinas to resorts in the rainforests, to residential, business, cultural and recreation centers in one of the most sought-after natural environments of north America we know how to compose experiences that excite and invigorate our lives and that communicate to users the sense of place and purpose foe each of our clients.
Our involvement with feasibility studies and master planning for cutting-edge projects puts us in the forefront in developing trends in business, services industries, leisure, recreation and tourism. To be financially successful we know we must provide exactly what the user, customer or traveler is seeking. We use all the tools of good design to create the sense of place, time and culture.
With an established track record of projects as diverse as public park planning, River’s edge restaurant, Francis Street Park in Port Angeles, the tourism master planning and successful completion of a New Longhouse Market and Deli, Community Center & Clinic and a Health and Human Services Building and District #3 Fire Station for the Jamestown S’Klallam tribe at Blyn, Washington, Gentry Architecture Collaborative has gained the unique ability to bring the very best consultants to the project team while maintaining critical control of budgets and timelines.
As we reinvent our company and abilities to meet the demands of more complex projects, we recognize that we are often asked to work side-by-side with business planners to ensure that the new facilities stay within the bounds of good financial planning. This is especially the case where maintenance and operations often lack the trained personnel, regional technical service and ongoing funding to adequately address the upkeep demands of news facilities. To address this need we have teamed with highly specialized business analysts and economic development planners who can advise our clients.
Residentional
Commercial
Educational
Recreational
Master Planning