A design advice request is pending for an ARCOA Partners project at 1006 S.E. Grand Ave. This would be the second design advice meeting for the project – an eight-story building. The project would preserve an existing three-story building that is a contributing historic resource, while demolishing a non-contributing one-story structure. The applicant is Nate Ember of Ink:Built Architecture and the owner is ARCOA Partners LLC.
An early assistance request is pending for a 7-11 store and gas station at 9620 N. Whitaker Road. Existing restaurants would be demolished. The applicant is Zac Horton of Faster Permits and the owner is Hayden Meadows.
An early assistance application has been submitted for a mostly residential 54,000-square-foot building on a quarter-block site. The building would use modular-constructed mass timber. The applicant is John Wright of Wright Architecture, and the owners are three Portland residents.
Changes are proposed to exterior landscaping of the 35-story Ritz-Carlton tower at Block 216. Modifications include removing a fountain in the northwest plaza in favor of planters. The quantity of canopies would be reduced while maintaining coverage for pedestrians. The applicant is Kyle Andersen of GBD Architects, and the owner is Block 216 LLC.
Ground-level exterior improvements are proposed for the commercial building at 1000 S.W. Broadway. A “grand building lobby” would center on Broadway. Retail space would be created at both the Southwest Salmon and Main Street corners. The applicant is Jason Tand of LRS Architects. The owner is One Thousand Broadway Building LP of Portland.