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Portland’s top building permits issued in January 2022

By: Alex Jensen//February 2, 2022//

Portland’s top building permits issued in January 2022

Alex Jensen//February 2, 2022//

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Here is a glimpse at the five highest-valued permits issued by the Portland Bureau of Development Services in January 2022.

Freewell (SERA Architects)

1.

Project: Freewell

Valuation: $44,000,000

Location: 2030 N.W. Raleigh St.

Applicant: SERA Architects

Project owner: Cairn Pacific LLC and Prometheus Real Estate

Contractor: R&H Construction

This new seven-story, mixed-use building is under construction in Portland鈥檚 Slabtown neighborhood. There will be 192 apartments, ground-floor retail space and underground parking. Also, a bridge for pedestrians will connect to a two-story amenity building. The project is a part of the Con-way master plan that was approved in 2012 and will take over Block 291 East 鈥 adjacent to a future city park.

The Dylan (Hensley Lamkin Rachel)

2.

Project: The Dylan

Valuation: $43,500,000

Location: 3883 S.W. Moody Ave.

Applicant: Faster Permits

Project owner: Alamo Manhattan Block 40 Owner LLC

Contractor: Andersen Construction

Fire safety and fire evacuation plans have been incorporated for this project: a five-story, mixed-use building in Portland鈥檚 South Waterfront District. There will be 232 housing units. The site sits across from Alamo Manhattan鈥檚 Block 41 and Block 42 along the Willamette River.

Metropolitan Workforce Training Center (BORA Architecture & Interiors)

3.

Project: Metropolitan Workforce Training Center

Valuation: $19,640,000

Location: 4299 N.E. Killingsworth St.

Applicant: BORA Architecture & Interiors

Project owner: Portland Community College

Contractor: Andersen Construction

A two-story, approximately 49,000-square-foot office building is being constructed for Portland Community College in the Cully neighborhood. Mass-timber structural systems will be used for the building, which will hold classrooms, offices and a career center to serve low-income families with children.

Troy Laundry North (Bondy Studio/Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture)

4.

Project: Troy Laundry North

Valuation: $18,500,000

Location: 1010 S.E. Ash St.

Applicant: Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture

Project owner: Troy Laundry Residential Property Holder LLC

Contractor: Deacon Construction

This new six-story, mixed-use building will rise within the same block of the historic Troy Laundry Building in Portland鈥檚 Buckman neighborhood. Troy Laundry North will have 104 units, ground-floor retail space and an outdoor roof amenity. A below-grade parking level, previously planned, was removed from the scope of work.

The Joyce Hotel (Carleton Hart Architecture)

5.

Project: The Joyce Hotel

Valuation: $10,896,989

Location: 322 S.W. 11th Ave.

Applicant: Carleton Hart Architecture

Project owner: city of Portland

Contractor: Bremik Construction

A renovation of the existing building, constructed in 1912, is in the works. The project will rehabilitate the unreinforced masonry structure and produce 66 affordable housing units. There will be a rooftop outdoor space, a bike room, a laundry room, a community room, a large kitchen, an office, and clinic space.



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