FFA Architecture and Interiors, Inc.

Advancing performance, sustainability, and long-term community value for projects that demand beauty and durability.

Visitors gather outside the Chemeketa Agriculture Complex, where mass timber, deep roof overhangs, and covered walkways shape the campus setting.

Chemeketa Agriculture Complex
Architectural watercolor and pencil sketches are spread across a table, showing building concepts, streetscapes, and hand-drawn design studies.

We are driven by process, grounded in community, and committed to design that reflects stewardship, identity, and long-term value.

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Mass timber columns and beams frame the Mt. Scott Community Center addition during construction.
A visitor walks beside the Mt. Scott Community Center event hall, featuring expansive glazing, exposed wood, and deep roof overhangs.

Mt Scott Community Center

“Throughout the design process, FFA truly listened to the staff and public. The thoughtfulness that went into the design and construction of Mt. Scott Community Center has resulted in a community resource that will be a cornerstone in the Mt. Scott-Arleta neighborhood for generations.”

– Adam McGowan, Portland Parks & Recreation

The Eugene Farmers Market Pavilion glows at dusk, with a translucent upper façade, illuminated entry, and visitors walking along the street.

Creating enduring public and community-centered spaces that balance performance, identity, beauty, and architectural clarity.

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