Photos: Aloha mental health facilities
Workers are finishing an Aloha project that includes construction of a 14,500-square-foot office for Sequoia Mental Health Services and a 12,000-square-foot residential facility.
Photos: Women in Trades Career Fair
More than 500 girls from 22 middle schools climbed electrical poles and fire ladders, made birdhouses and jigsaw puzzles, and soldered pipe with fire at the annual Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc.'s Women in Trades Career Fair held at the NECA-IBEW Electrical Training Center in Portland.
Renderings of Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel
The Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel won’t resemble a hospital on the inside: ceilings, walls and floors will be paneled with wood; every patient room will be private and have a pull-out couch for visitors; and family lounges, gardens and even an art studio are designed to avoid a clinical feel.
Renderings: Oregon Sustainability Center
Approximately 130,000 square feet of retail, office and classroom space will be in the Oregon Sustainability Center. A 350-seat auditorium will provide classroom space for Portland State University.
Photos: Northwest Portland apartment project
General contractor Pavilion Construction is building a 90-unit apartment project for Phase Two Development, with design by William Wilson Architects.
Photos: Renderings of Morrison bridgehead proposal
A committee assembled by Multnomah County is recommending a development proposal by Melvin Mark Cos. to build an office tower and an indoor public market on four county-owned parcels at the foot of the Morrison Bridge in downtown Portland.
Photos: Oregon Building Congress awards
Attendees of the 2011 Oregon Building Congress Awards Banquet and ACE Academy Showcase and Fundraiser gathered at the Pacific Northwest Carpenters Institute in Portland on Tuesday.
Photos: ABC annual boxing exhibition
Associated Builders and Contractors Pacific Northwest chapter held its annual amateur boxing exhibition in Tigard on April 22.
Photos: Groundbreaking for South Waterfront affordable housing
A groundbreaking ceremony was held today for a six-story, 209-unit building on the South Waterfront that will provide affordable housing for low-income residents and veterans.
Photos: ACE Mentor Program’s annual fundraiser luncheon
Attendees gather in the Heritage Ballroom at the Governor Hotel in Portland for the ACE Mentor Program's annual fundraiser luncheon on Wednesday.
Photos: Repaving on Northeast Glisan Street
Portland Bureau of Transportation crew repave a section of Northeast Glisan Street between Northeast 131st and 162nd avenues on Tuesday.
Photos: Work continues on downtown Portland mental health clinic
Construction crews work to build the third story of Central City Concern's future mental health clinic at the corner of West Burnside Street and Northwest Broadway in Portland on Monday.
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