Mt. Hood Projects

Architect Blane Skowhede, a part-time resident of Government Camp, has an extensive history living and recreating on Mt. Hood.  His family built their cabin above Rhododendron in 1916 and is still enjoyed by he and his family today.  Combining his degree in architecture and his history on the Mountain makes his knowledge of Cascadian Design hard to match.   Below is a partial listing of projects.

Collins Lake Resort, Government Camp
Creekside Lodge Clubhouse
North Lake Lodge (under design)
Grand Lodges Building A
Grand Lodges Building B (featured in Portrait of Portland magazine)
Grand Lodges Clubhouse

Hoodland Fire District
Government Camp Fire Station Siting Study
Government Camp Fire Station Site Planning
Government Camp Fire Station Renovation Schematic Design

Mountain Resort Lodging Co., Government Camp
Half Pint Lodge Renovation (featured in Northwest Home and Garden)
Trails Out Lodge Renovation
Camp Creek Lodge Renovation
Trails Out Lodge Garage/Loft

Ratskeller, Government Camp
Facade Improvement
Third Floor Tenant Improvement

Palmer Lodge
Facade renovation with covered sidewalk (under construction)

Glacier Haus Bistro, Government Camp
Renovate store into a restaurant with a residence upstairs

Huckleberry Inn, Government Camp
Phase II Facade Improvement

Skibowl, Government Camp
Starlight Lodge Restoom Renovation
Starlight Lodge Addition

Government Camp Highway Signs
Updated graphics and structure

Mt. Hood Museum and Cultural Center, Government Camp
Programming/Pre-design

Arts Cabins, Government Camp
ADA accessible routes

Clackamas County,
Covered sidewalk in front of museum  (under construction)

Old Sewer Plant, Government Camp
Conversion to retail and office use (design)
Repair partially collapsed roof

(Anonymous) Lodge, Government Camp
15 Units (design)

Homes and Cabins
Numerous residential renovations and additions from Rhododendron to Government Camp to Wapanitia