Broadway Bridge
Hamilton Construction has removed the part of the Broadway Bridge's concrete deck where Portland Streetcar tracks will run and is adding steel beams and rebar to make it stronger.
Miracles Club Apartments
When completed in a year, the five-story Miracles Club Apartments at 4222 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. will have 40 apartments that provide an alcohol-free and drug-free environment for individuals in recovery with at least 18 months of sobriety.
Burger Bar
The historic building for the Burger Bar in Portland’s Hollywood District was built in 1922 as a trolley station, and then turned into the Burger Bar in 1954. The interior is getting a cosmetic renovation.
PSU steam and water loop project
More than 900 feet of tunnels were built for piping needed to expand and connect the Portland State University's heating and cooling systems into centralized plants and to add emergency power backups.
Hollywood District Key Bank
A former Chinese restaurant at the corner of Northeast Broadway and Cesar Estrada Chavez Boulevard is undergoing an extensive renovation to become a 4,300-square-foot Key Bank branch.
Advantis Credit Union building
Most of the old Advantis Credit Union building in Southeast Portland was demolished, and the remaining structure is being renovated. A new, two-story addition will house offices and a support center on the second floor.
Stafford Road Bridge
Construction of the 445-foot-long Stafford Road Bridge with bike lanes and sidewalks is nearly completed, and the span will open after the approaches are finished in the next couple of weeks.
Lincoln Hall
Lincoln Hall on the Portland State University campus, built in 1911 as Lincoln High School, is getting a new roof, skylights, windows and furnishings, as well as electrical and mechanical upgrades.
Bridge Meadows
The Bridge Meadows foster care community project at 4221 N. Willis Boulevard in North Portland is a planned, intergenerational community. Foster care youth are supported in adoptive, permanent homes where families raise them and senior citizens serve as surrogate grandparents.
Heritage Building
The new space for the Oregon Tradeswomen in the Heritage Building more than doubles the size of the office for the organization that provides education, training and mentorship for women in the construction industry. Trainees and apprentices are performing the remodel work.
The Merge
When completed this summer, the Merge will have 13 apartments on the upper two floors and retail space on the ground level. The aim is for the project to be certified LEED gold.
Riverdale Grade School
The two-story Riverdale Grade School will serve children in kindergarten through eighth grade, and have 24 classrooms, an art room, a computer lab and a library. A new multipurpose building will feature a community room with an attached kitchen, and a remodeled gymnasium.
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- $2.4 million office renovation in Portland building permits | Aug. 3, 2026
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