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Restaurants, rooftop deck and plaza space planned for downtown Hillsboro

Henry Point Development and Redside Development (Stonefly Investors) plan to rehabilitate and redevelop the 17,000-square-foot former US Bank Building at 210 E. Main St.

January 14, 2022

Igarashi named Skylab Architecture senior associate

ARCHITECTURE Skylab Architecture has promoted Reiko Igarashi to senior associate. She joined the firm in 2015 as a brand designer. Igarashi has office, retail, residential, hospitality and product design experience. […]

Skylab Architecture promotes Halpern to associate

ARCHITECTURE Benjamin Halpern is now a Skylab Architecture associate. He joined the firm in 2017 as a project architect. Halpern has contributed to a variety of projects, including master planning, […]

Skylab Architecture promotes DeVall to associate

ARCHITECTURE Amy DeVall has been named a Skylab Architecture associate. She joined the firm in 2013 as an interior designer and has since contributed to hospitality, single-family, multifamily and commercial […]

Martin named a Skylab Architecture associate

ARCHITECTURE Skylab Architecture has promoted Jennifer I. Martin to associate. Since joining the firm in 2017, she has contributed to a diverse set of projects by using a unique combination […]

Selberg now a Skylab Architecture associate

ARCHITECTURE Skylab Architecture has named Shaun Selberg an associate. He joined the firm in 2019 as a project design architect and has since helped conceive and develop several key projects. […]

Office vacancies climb as pandemic endures

Timing of a full recovery is still unclear, and Portland reportedly is failing to keep pace with other cities in the West.

Building Blocks: Patricia Reser Center for the Arts

The Reser Center features a 550-seat theater; an art gallery; rehearsal, workshop and meeting space; a lobby; an outdoor plaza and an adjacent parking structure.

OSHA cites contractor for jobsite safety violations

Oregon OSHA has fined Seaside-based contractor Synergy Construction Group more than $15,000 for violating job safety standards during a residential roofing project. All three violations were repeat offenses, including one that exposed workers to potential falls.