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91ÊÓƵ to honor 46 ‘Women of Vision’ at October event

The Daily Journal of Commerce will recognize outstanding women in the architecture, engineering, construction and related support industries on Oct. 26 at The Sentinel in downtown Portland.

Rogers accepts director role for Washington County

GOVERNMENT Washington County has appointed Molly Rogers director of its Department of Housing Services. She will begin her new role on Oct. 9. Rogers currently is interim director of the […]

York joins Perlo Construction as project superintendent

CONSTRUCTION Perlo Construction has hired Riley York as a project superintendent. He has more than seven years of industry experience, including work for health care clients. York is certified in […]

Perlo Construction hires Dvorak as project superintendent

CONSTRUCTION Dale Dvorak has joined Perlo Construction as a project superintendent. He has more than 25 years of industry experience, including work in the health care and education sectors. Dvorak […]

Sandefer now GreenWorks’ accounting manager

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE GreenWorks has added Patricia Sandefer as accounting manager. She has a project-based accounting background and experience in commercial real estate. Sandefer has a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the […]

GreenWorks adds Piccone as senior landscape designer

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Matt Piccone has joined GreenWorks as a senior landscape designer and project manager. He has several years of experience focused on architecture and landscape architecture projects from visioning through site […]

O’Bryant Square proposal in Portland land use review intakes | Sept. 5, 2023

Early assistance is pending for a project to redevelop O’Bryant Square, in downtown Portland, into four distinct spaces.

$5.4M library expansion in Portland building permits | Sept. 5, 2023

A permit was issued for construction of a two-story, 32,000-square-foot building that will connect to the existing Albina Library.

California farmland suddenly in developers’ hands

Billionaires want to build a new city between Sacramento and San Francisco, but first they need to garner support for land use to change.

A wrong approach and a revelation: Selling starts by listening | Opinion

My early experiences in learning to sell led me down the wrong roads and dead ends. Not only did I not like it, but I wasn’t successful either. It took a new way of looking at selling for me to understand how to do it well.

91ÊÓƵ Digital Edition – September 4, 2023

PIVOT Architecture fellowship given to Benjamin

ARCHITECTURE Willy Benjamin has been selected to receive a PIVOT Architecture fellowship, which is designed to let University of Oregon students explore a research project of their choosing and work […]