Work on downtown federal building complete
The Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Building in downtown Portland is reopening after a two-year, $139 million renovation by Howard S. Wright. Upgrades made during the SERA Architects-designed remodel of the […]
Work continues on Southeast Portland apartment project
LMC Construction began work early this year on a new a new four-story, 30-unit apartment project at Southeast 16th Avenue and Morrison Street in Portland.LMC Construction began work early this year on a new a new four-story, 30-unit apartment project at Southeast 16th Avenue and Morrison Street in Portland.
S.E. McLoughlin Blvd site demolished for light rail project
An industrial complex on Southeast McLoughlin Boulevard is being demolished by Staton Companies to make room for the new Portland-Milwaukie light rail line.
Target readies new downtown Portland store
Work on the new CityTarget store at the Galleria building in downtown Portland is nearing an end as the store’s July 28 opening date approaches.
Women in Trades Career Fair
Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. held its 21st annual Women in Trades Career Fair May 16-18 at the NECA-IBEW Electrical Training Center in Northeast Portland. The three-day event features interactive displays and demonstrations designed to let girls and women meet tradeswomen and get hands-on experience in a variety of skilled trades.
Work continues at Powell Butte Reservoir 2 project
California-based SSC Construction is building a 50 million-gallon reservoir in Powell Butte Nature Park for the Portland Water Bureau. The $81 million project is part of a larger $137 project […]
Public safety facility under construction in Gresham
Work on the Rockwood Public Safety Facility began last March in Gresham. The CMU and steel structure will house police support functions, including support for patrol officers in Rockwood, evidence […]
OAME holds 25th annual trade show
The Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs held its 25th annual trade show and luncheon May 9 at the Oregon Convention Center. The event featured displays by over 120 businesses, government agencies, and business development services, as well as a luncheon and awards ceremony.
Affordable housing complex moving forward
General contractor R&H Colas is building the $52 million Stephens Creek Crossing project for Home Forward. The affordable housing complex will feature 122 residential units, community gardens, an Opportunity Center […]
SLIDESHOW: Crews begin construction of PMLR bridge deck
The Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail Bridge is poised to start taking shape now that crews from Kiewit Infrastructure West have begun pouring the concrete segments of the bridge deck. Two concrete […]
Can-do attitude at Canstruction
Employees of local architecture, engineering, and construction industries teamed up for the annual Canstruction competition at Pioneer Place in Portland Monday. The Society for Design Administration event pits teams of […]
Students learn about industry jobs at Careers Expo
Several thousand students from throughout the Metro area got a glimpse into potential career paths during the annual NW Youth Careers Expo at the Oregon Convention Center March 19. Attendees […]
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- 31-unit multifamily project in Portland land use review intakes | Aug. 3, 2026
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