Robert Harvey Oshatz

Robert Harvey Oshatz (born October 3, 1945) is an American architect based in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Friends of Kebyar Journal includes his work in multiple publications "focused on notable organic architects". He is known for architecture "incorporated into the surrounding land", "intricately woven though its site" and more than once likened to spaceships.

Career He apprenticed at the Los Angeles Studio of Frank Lloyd Wright, Jr. and established his own architectural practice, Robert Harvey Oshatz Architect, in Portland, Oregon in 1971.

The Wilkinson Residence in Portland (completed in 2007) has sweeping curves, extensive use of wood, and large expanses of glass that provide panoramic views of the surrounding forest.

Design philosophy Oshatz believes that architecture should be a continuation of nature, rather than a separation from it. incorporating them into his designs to create a sense of harmony and tranquility. and the interior spaces are often composed with non-parallel surfaces to enhance room acoustics depending on the intended use of the space. Chenequa residence (2012) - Milwaukee, Wisconsin Wilkinson Residence (2007) - Portland, Oregon Fennell Residence (1990) - Portland, Oregon Elk Rock Residence and Studio (1989) - Lake Oswego, Oregon