Articles Tagged with ''Portland''

A single-family house maximizes a tight site.

The 12-story, all-wood highrise planned for Portland, Oregon, has been scrubbed.

The city of Portland has invested $195 million in the dismantling and retrofitting of a famous Postmodern building.

Innovation in materials and fabrication prompts an architect to reconsider how buildings are made.

Architects from Works Progress Architecture were tasked with making the most of a Portland site that was curved at the southeast corner.

John Yeon might be the most important architect you've never heard of, but now his work can be appreciated through an excellent monograph.

A master recreates his homeland’s aura in a verdant American setting.

Kengo Kuma infuses a modest restaurant in Portland, Oregon, with the craft and aura of Japan.

Planned for Portland’s Pearl District, the 12-story tall wood building called Framework has been deemed “shovel ready” by municipal and state governments.

In Portland, Oregon, where locavores rule, the new Albina Yard office building by LEVER Architecture showcases regional materials and innovative construction techniques.