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Photos: A look inside Stoel Rives’ new office

By: Sam Tenney//June 13, 2016//

Photos: A look inside Stoel Rives’ new office

Sam Tenney//June 13, 2016//

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Stoel Rives, Portland’s largest law firm, has moved into a new nine-floor office at . The 121,000-square-foot tenant improvement was designed by and built by .

The main lobby features an east-facing, two-story atrium with views of the Willamette River and Mt. Hood.
The main lobby features an east-facing, two-story atrium with views of the Willamette River and Mt. Hood.
Two of the firm's 13 floors are comprised almost entirely of conference room space.
Two of the firm’s nine floors are comprised almost entirely of conference room space.

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The office has mutliple collaborative spaces (pictured at left) which can be used for meetings and brainstorming sessions between attorneys.
The office has mutliple collaborative spaces (pictured at left) which can be used for meetings and brainstorming sessions between attorneys.
Reclaimed wood was used for the ceiling of the main break room.
Reclaimed wood was used for the ceiling of the main break room.
The firm's law library was significantly downsized before the move, freeing up valuable square footage.
The firm’s law library was significantly downsized before the move, freeing up valuable square footage.
Parts of the patio spaces are shielded from the elements with glass walls and can be warmed with space heaters, allowing for outdoor events and meetings in cold and wet weather.
Parts of the patio spaces are shielded from the elements with glass walls and can be warmed with space heaters, allowing for outdoor events and meetings in cold and wet weather.

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Partner Eugene A. Frassetto works in his office among framed degrees, artwork, and "Elvis," a six-point elk he bagged in Malheur County, waiting to be mounted on the walls.
Partner Eugene A. Frassetto works in his office among framed degrees, artwork, and “Elvis,” a six-point elk he bagged in Malheur County, waiting to be mounted on the walls.
A deck on the north side of the building offers views of the Pearl District and Fremont Bridge.
A deck on the north side of the building offers views of the Pearl District and Fremont Bridge.


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