About Jeremy Bittermann
Jeremy Bittermann lives in Portland, Oregon, spends in his summers in Maine, and works throughout the US for clients such as BCJ, ZGF, Allied Works, Olson Kundig, Architecture Research Office, Andy Bernheimer, EHDD, KPF, WRNS Studio and more. Prior to working as an architectural photographer, Jeremy worked in strategic planning and marketing in the architecture industry, which has provided him with an in-depth understanding of his design clients’ photography needs. Jeremy’s work has been widely published in magazines such as ARCHITECT, Architectural Record, The New York Times, Architectural Review, Dwell, Architectural Digest, Mark and Frame.
LOCATION: Portland, Oregon
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This residence is located in the foothills of Las Vegas, Nevada, and captures the true essence of desert architecture, while expressing high design and engineering.
Glass Link House was designed for a growing family with a passion for entertaining, nature, and Japanese design. The home was a collaborative effort between the Scott|Edwards Architecture design team and the family
The Heartwood Residence sits on the east bank of the Willamette River in Portland’s Oak Grove neighborhood. In addition to offering a sweeping panorama of the river and its wildlife, the home overlooks boat docks, freight barges, and an early 20th-century railroad bridge
The Columbia Building supports the City of Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services. Housing workspace, a visitor reception area, and public meeting spaces, the 11,640-square-foot building
Black Butte Ranch – an iconic resort community located near Sisters, Oregon – sits at the gateway to Oregon’s high desert. First planned in the early 1970s, the Ranch is a vacation destination for many, and a year-round home for some.
Perched lightly on an exquisite site near the top of the fabled Trousdale Estates neighborhood in Beverly Hills, the Breeze Blocks House was designed for a very sophisticated East Coast-based couple who likes to entertain when in town.
First Tech Federal Credit Union’s motto is “People First” and their new Oregon campus is designed to support and promote the health, comfort, and happiness of their employees.
Hacker reworks the Bailey Residence as a vibrant, nostalgic interior renovation of a 1970s condo at Black Butte Ranch in Central Oregon
