Articles Tagged with ''Oregon''

Wrapped in corrugated aluminum-zinc alloy cladding, the 16-unit complex at 7480 N. Delaware Street was initially envisioned as a mass-timber and brick project.

The Rothko Pavilion—designed by Vinci Hamp Architects with Hennebery Eddy Architects—positions the museum as a crossroads between art and the urban context.

Learn more about the awardee in the Transportation & Infrastructure category by ZGF Architects.

Constrained by a tight oceanfront site, the sauna-equipped cottage features a pinwheeling plan and pyramidal roof.

The first tasting room in the state to incorporate rammed-earth construction joins a growing number of Willamette Valley wineries where architecture is as carefully crafted as the wine.

A dark and disregarded 1950s-era gym-turned-theater is transformed once again into Highland Hall, an inviting academic building populated by future architects.

Built from insulated concrete form block, this Portland dwelling is coated inside and out with plaster that changes color with the weather and season.

A verdant main terminal expansion at PDX ushers in a new era of civic-scale mass-timber construction, with sustainable forestry practices top of mind.

With its sharp origami folds and bright hue, Corollary Wine's tasting room for bubbly vintages offers sweeping views of the Willamette Valley.

Stumptown's mass-timber airport terminal prepares for takeoff.