Killian Pacific introduces development plans for burned out warehouse
Vancouver, Wash.-based Killian Pacific plans to construct a five-story, 60,000-square-foot office building on the site of the former Rexel/Taylor Electric Supply Co. warehouse at Southeast Third Avenue and Clay Street.
Ankrom Moisan designs University of Washington dorm
The University of Washington is building a large dormitory complex on the edge of its campus. Because the site is next to Interstate 5, Portage Bay and a major regional bike path, Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects designed the structure to interact with both the university and outside communities.
Committee recommends Mortenson as Convention Center Hotel developer
Mortenson Development is proposing two options for a headquarters hotel near the Oregon Convention Center: either a 416-room Hyatt Place or a 600- to 614- room Hyatt Regency.
Ankrom Moisan designs high-end housing in San Jose, Calif.
A new housing development designed by Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects will bring high-end living to the Santana Row district 鈥 an area known for its lavish shopping boutiques 鈥 in […]
Ground breaks on 60-unit Rose Garden apartment complex
Developers broke ground today on the Milano, a 60-unit apartment project near the Rose Garden at the corner of Northeast Multnomah Street and First Avenue.
Globe Hotel renovation welcomes feng shui, but parking remains problematic
The $15.2 million renovation of the 100-year-old former Globe Hotel in Portland鈥檚 Old Town Chinatown neighborhood is more than 50 percent done, but three challenging and sometimes conflicting goals continue to require extensive consulting work. And the last big hurdle may be availability of parking.
Broadway Commerce Center brings flexible space to downtown Eugene
Established firms and gritty startups alike are attracted to office space in a historic, downtown Eugene building renovated recently. The $11 million project restored some of architect A.E. Doyle鈥檚 design from 1927, but the new office spaces within the Broadway Commerce Center intentionally retain a 鈥渄o-it-yourself鈥 atmosphere.
PIVOT renovates historic space in downtown Eugene
PIVOT Architecture chose a building with a rich and complicated architectural story for its new headquarters in downtown Eugene. By the end of this year, the firm will move into a newly renovated space in the Broadway Commerce Center, a building designed by architect A.E. Doyle in 1927.
Eugene hospital officials want to further delay $73M project
PeaceHealth officials earlier this week asked state administrators to let them wait six additional months before beginning construction of a $73 million project at its Sacred Heart University District campus in downtown Eugene.
Globe Hotel good to go with renovation financing
The Oregon College of Oriental Medicine has in hand the final piece of the financing puzzle that will help the school pay for a renovation of the 100-year-old Globe Hotel Building.
Ankrom Moisan Architects designs Calif. apartments
Lev谩re Apartments will provide luxury living alongside the upscale Santana Row shopping and restaurant district in San Jose, Calif. The 201,200-square-foot, 150-unit building designed by Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects is intended to be integrated with the chic, unique character of Santana Row.
Crystal Hotel promises wild nights for West End
Brewpub and historic preservation company McMenamins will this year complete its newest project, the Crystal Hotel in Portland's West End. Architects tried to preserve the history of the hotel, which in the past 100 years has been an automotive parts store, a bathhouse and a nighttime hotspot.
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