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Portland engineering firm moves into new space
Nathalie Weinstein//October 1, 2010//
After five years at its current downtown Portland location, engineering firm Nishkian Dean has decided to move into a bigger space.
Its new office is in a nearby building at 1022 S.W. Salmon St. All of its work and fax numbers will remain the same, said Ed Dean, vice president of Nishkian Dean. The engineering firm has leased 5,000 square feet of space from Harsch Investment Properties.
“This space is better suited for us and will give us some room to grow.” Dean said. “Harsch is one of our clients.”
Nishkian Dean was previously located at 1121 S.W. Salmon St., Suite 400.
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