Hacker’s Field Office on verge of approval
Only a few safety-related concerns must be addressed before the Field Office can gain the Portland Design Commission's OK.
Photos: Townhome development takes root in North Portland
Hayashi, a townhome development named for the Japanese word for 鈥渨oods,鈥 is being built by Walsh Construction for developer project^ on North Vancouver Avenue in Portland. The Hacker-designed project contains […]
‘Field Office’ project pitches buildings in park-like setting
"Field Office," a proposed project calling for two office buildings connected by a large public plaza near the Fremont Bridge, is being developed by Project^. Architectural design is being handled by Hacker (formerly THA Architecture).
A TreeHouse fit for a forest
In the past, housing has been scarce on Marquam Hill, home to Oregon Health & Science University, Portland Veterans Medical Center and Shriners Hospital for Children. But a remedy may soon be on the way.
Anyeley Hallova, Partner, Project^
In a little more than a decade, Anyeley Hallova has made her mark in design and development, and shown no signs of slowing down. After completing a bachelor’s degree in […]
Second Place Private Buildings: ArtHouse
ArtHouse is a student housing facility for the Pacific Northwest College of Art in downtown Portland. The six-story, wood-frame and concrete-clad building has 50 units with space for 130 beds, […]
Tree House: a find in the forest
Nestled between two medical campuses and a forest of alder trees, a new Marquam Hill development by Project^ will take cues from childhood imagination to bring new life to the area.
Portland鈥檚 West End gains business connector
Project Ecological Development had a shoestring budget of $1.3 million to merge two former nightclub buildings, but it used a few simple moves and a hyper focus on tenant mix to bring new life to the block stretching from Southwest Stark Street to West Burnside Street. The corridor is scheduled to open in August.
Former nightclubs converted to retail corridor
Lease Crutcher Lewis is finalizing a renovation of the shell of Union Way, a new retail center connecting Southwest Stark Street and West Burnside Street in Portland’s West End. Project^ecological […]
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- 31-unit multifamily project in Portland land use review intakes | Aug. 3, 2026
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