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Buildings have radical story to tell of Portland’s ‘Reds’

From the Selling Building to a set of concrete steps that once led to a sprawling estate, Portland has a radical history that helped the city establish its unique personality long before the first "Keep Portland Weird" bumper sticker hit the streets.

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The Students: Hannah Anderson

Hannah Anderson School: Wilson High School Year: Junior   My group, Group 3, is doing the art building add-on and has it been hectic! My group is extremely creative, so […]

The Students: Mark Brown

Mark Brown School: Health and Science School Year: Junior   When I came to ACE, I was put in as part of Group 4, a group made of mostly second-year […]

The Mentor: Bryan Condon

Bryan Condon In our first ACE session of 2012, my team, Team 2, visited the project site, the former Washington-Monroe High School in Southeast Portland, and chose the Arts Addition […]

The Students: Megan Grasle

Megan Grasle School: Lincoln High School Year: Senior   Our first session was held at Group Mackenzie. Our mentors taught us about bubble diagrams, which led into a general discussion […]

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