The next in the ongoing series of AIA-SWO construction project tours features the creation of a new brew pub in Eugene, Falling Sky Brewing. Like the previous tours, the intent is to allow architectural interns who may not otherwise regularly visit building sites to see firsthand a construction project in progress. Here are the details:
What: Falling Sky Brewing
When: Tuesday,
December 6th at 11:55 am
Where: 1334 Oak Alley, Eugene
Architect: NirPearlson Architect, Inc.
After nearly a decade
of providing exceptional service and products for home brewers and winemakers,
Valley Vintner & Brewer, 30 E 13th Avenue in downtown Eugene, changed its
name to Falling Sky Brewing. With the
assistance of Nir Pearlson Architect, Inc. Falling Sky is expanding into a
beautiful adjacent space.
Ultimately
encompassing over 3000 square feet, the result will transform an old warehouse
into a refined setting featuring the old barrel-vaulted ceiling structure, an outdoor
beer garden, a full kitchen, and German-made brewery equipment. The stunning copper-clad
brewing tanks will be visible behind a wall of reclaimed industrial windows. The
cook-line will be open to the service counter, integrating the brewing and
cooking processes into the dining experience. Oversized windows and a glazed
roll-up door provide direct indoor/outdoor links and access to the south-facing
dining patio.
Falling Sky Brewing’s debut is
set for next January, so this is a great time to visit the project as it takes
shape.
Please RSVP by Tuesday, December 2nd to Julie Romig at romig@bdarch.net
or 541-683-8661 extension 3. Space is limited.
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