Comments on: 60 years later, a Belluschi comes home /news/2010/12/21/60-years-later-a-belluschi-comes-home/ Building and Construction News in Portland, Oregon and the Pacific Northwest Fri, 02 Dec 2016 05:34:35 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.6 By: Anthony Belluschi /news/2010/12/21/60-years-later-a-belluschi-comes-home/#comment-883835 Fri, 02 Dec 2016 05:34:35 +0000 /?p=64188#comment-883835 Dear Jeanette,

I just happened to see the messages above by accident today. Should you wish to contact me and speak about your property please feel free to call me at 503-228-6531 in Portland.

Sincerely, Anthony Belluschi

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By: Jeannette Gonzalez /news/2010/12/21/60-years-later-a-belluschi-comes-home/#comment-882821 Mon, 28 Nov 2016 06:56:54 +0000 /?p=64188#comment-882821 Dear Mr. Belluschi, I too watched that show they mentioned. For a long while, I had a dream to live in a home I put my two cents into it. I have a piece of land here in the San Bernardino Mountains in California. Is a beautiful properly but I WOULD LOVE to know what you think about building on a hillside. I must disclose, i have save some money for this purpose but I know building from scratch is costly. I’m looking to build something nice and small but comfortable for my third stage of my life. Again, I dont have a lot of money and would hate to get ripped off while seeking to fulfill my dream. One more thing, I dont have grandchildren yet and there is no near thought as my two sons are still college students, but one day, I wish to have grandchildren spend summers with me. can you lead me to the right direction for a good start?

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By: Sally Kelly /news/2010/12/21/60-years-later-a-belluschi-comes-home/#comment-837105 Tue, 14 Jun 2016 20:02:10 +0000 /?p=64188#comment-837105 Dear Mr. Belluschi, I watched and saved the “Strange Inheritance” show where they show cased you and your coming home to Portland. I am wondering if you would consider meeting with my son to talk with him about becoming an architect? He has been a contractor for the past ten years. He has built 5 new homes here in the area in the past 2.5 years. He has decided to leave the building trade and possibly attend Portland’s Architecture School. I know you are busy and may get many requests for your time but I am so hopeful that you might meet him and impart some of your wisdom. This is a big change for he and his wife and family and the decision to change directions is not taken lightly. Thank you so much for your consideration.
Blessings to you and your wife

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By: Denzil Lee, AIA /news/2010/12/21/60-years-later-a-belluschi-comes-home/#comment-795735 Thu, 03 Dec 2015 04:56:30 +0000 /?p=64188#comment-795735 Tony, A friend contacted me the other day to say there was a piece on “Strange Inheritances” and it was on Pietro Belluschi. I watched it and decided I would try to make contact with you because when I was ten years old my mother gave me a book on your dad’s architecture. At that time (40’s) it illustrated his hillside homes and barn conversions which really caught my attention. At 21 my wife and I built our 1st house on a steep up hill lot in the Hollywood Hills, and from that point on I have continued to design and build on hillsides. Though I have been involved in every kind of architecture, hillside or historic restoration projects are my 1st love. I consulted with Charles Luckman in the late 60’s and one of the projects I put together for him is the bank tower (tallest bldg. in Portland) I think is owned by Wells Fargo now, but our client was the First Nat’l. Bank of Oregon. Next trip north I’d love to meet you.

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By: Michael Metcalfe /news/2010/12/21/60-years-later-a-belluschi-comes-home/#comment-67976 Fri, 26 Aug 2011 17:06:23 +0000 /?p=64188#comment-67976 Hi Tony & Marti:

We are just so delighted to see this wonderful article and really happy to see that you are so engaged in restoring/saving your family home!

With warm best regards, best wishes and fond memories of working together over the years,
Sincerely,
Mike & Eloise

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