The Benton County Historical Society in Corvallis, Oregon has unveiled a captivating Corvallis Museum designed by acclaimed architecture firm Allied Works. This 19,000 square-foot contemporary museum showcases a diverse collection of cultural artifacts, natural history specimens, and archives from Oregon State University.
Strategically located opposite a historic general store and the former territorial capital, the museum’s striking design seamlessly integrates with the surrounding architecture while offering a fresh perspective on the region’s rich heritage.

About Corvallis Museum
Preserving History, Inspiring the Future: The Benton County Historical Society Corvallis Museum
In Corvallis, Oregon, the Benton County Historical Society has embarked on a transformative project. After a competitive selection process, they entrusted Allied Works to design a new 19,000-square-foot (1,765-square-meter) museum. This museum will serve as a dynamic hub, showcasing a growing collection of cultural artifacts, natural history specimens, and archives from Oregon State University. A Contemporary Dialogue with History
Strategically located opposite a 125-year-old general store and the former territorial capital of Oregon, the museum presents a harmonious blend of old and new. Its contemporary design respectfully complements the neighboring historic structures through thoughtful massing, material selection, and meticulous attention to detail.
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