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Learn about the $195 million project to reconstruct the Portland Building, a Post Modern landmark and historic office for the City of Portland. The project will address structural, exterior, and system issues, and create a sustainable and accessible space for employees and community.

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The Portland Building, alternatively referenced as the Portland Municipal Services Building, is a 15-story municipal office building located at 1120 SW 5th Avenue in downtown Portland, Oregon. Built at a cost of US$29 million, it opened in 1982 and was considered architecturally groundbreaking at the time.

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The Portland Building, designed by Michael Graves, is a landmark of postmodern architecture and home to 1,500 City employees. Learn about its history, reconstruction, features and public art.

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In 1979 the City of Portland sponsored a competition for the design of the Portland Service Building, located on a 40,000 square-foot block in downtown Portland. The project, aimed to hold the

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Learn about the Portland Building, a controversial Post-Modern landmark designed by Michael Graves in 1982. The building reflects the architect's vision of humanizing architecture and incorporating classical elements and colors.

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Learn about the features, amenities, and policies of the Portland Building, a historic and LEED Gold certified office building in downtown Portland. Find information on bike parking, locker room, fitness center, meeting rooms, event spaces, and more.

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Learn about the history and design of the Portland Building, the first built project associated with Postmodernism and a landmark of Portland's civic identity. See how the building was renovated in 2020 to become a modern workplace and a showcase of art and architecture.

https://www.dezeen.com/2015/09/12/postmodernism-architecture-portland-municipal-services-building-michael-graves/
Learn about the Portland Building, a 1982 civic structure in Oregon designed by Michael Graves, a leading Postmodernist architect. See how the building's classical elements, colourful facade, and sculpture sparked controversy and debate.

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How a city hall project became a symbol of postmodernism and a source of frustration for city workers. Learn about the political and design conflicts behind the Portland Building's construction and its current state.

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The Portland Building is a surprising jolt of color within the more restrained environment and designs of nearby buildings, with its blue tile base and off-white stucco exterior accented with mirrored glass, earth-toned terracotta tile, and sky-blue penthouse. The figure of Lady Commerce from the city seal, reinterpreted by sculptor Ray Kaskey

https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/the-portland-building-6739
The Portland Building is a 15-story municipal office building located in downtown Portland, Oregon. The building opened up in 1982 with a $29 million construction cost and was considered groundbreaking for architectural design, along with the statue of the goddess Portlandia atop its entrance. The site is now a Postmodern landmark, but has been

https://architectuul.com/architecture/portland-building
The Portland Building is a 15-story municipal office building in downtown Portland, Oregon, designed by architect Michael Graves. It is a landmark of postmodern architecture, featuring a block-like design, square windows and a copper statue of Portlandia.

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Learn how the historic postmodern building in Portland, Oregon was restored and transformed by DLR Group with a new facade, public access, and improved performance. Explore the design strategy, challenges, and outcomes of this award-winning preservation project.

https://www.enr.com/articles/49864-drastic-rebuild-resurrects-graves-landmark-portland-building
August 14, 2020. Fifteen minutes into a 105-minute job interview for the $195-million overhaul of the long-troubled Portland Public Service Building in Oregon's largest city, owner's rep Mike

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Top ways to experience The Portland Building and nearby attractions. Intro to Portland Small Group Walking Tour. 84. Recommended. Street Art Tour. from. $29.00. per adult. Guided Walking Tour of Downtown Portland, Oregon.

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The green, salmon, cream and blue Portland Building, with its frills, furbelows and boxy façade, is easily the most exuberant building in Portland's cityscape. Or, if you prefer: the most garish.

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The Portland Building Customer Service Center is open to the public, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Front Desk is primarily staffed by PDX 311 Customer Service Representatives to help community members access local government information and services. You can also call us at 311 or 503-823-4000 or email 311@portlandoregon.gov.

https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14693-dlr-groups-reconstruction-of-the-portland-building
Ever since the drawings were unveiled in 1980, the Portland Building in Oregon has drawn plaudits and catcalls. Designed by Michael Graves with Emery Roth & Sons and considered to be among the world's first public Postmodern buildings, the municipal-services structure's garlands and colors seemed to be an Oz-like technicolor moment in the dreary movie of monochromatic Modernism.

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The Portland Building may even lose its 2011 listing on the National Register of Historic Places, mostly owing to facade change. Its painted concrete, a pragmatic original choice due to an extremely limited budget (Graves had originally wanted ceramic tile), has been covered with a new aluminum curtain wall.

https://www.dezeen.com/2014/11/06/alexandra-lange-opinion-michael-graves-postmodernism-portland-building-preservation/
Such is the case for Michael Graves ' Postmodernist exemplar, the Portland Building, says Alexandra Lange. In the centre of the first wall of chronology in the new exhibition Michael Graves: Past

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Title 29 Property Maintenance Regulations Permanent Rule. City Code Guides. Commercial Building Code Guides. Commercial Mechanical Code Guides. Commercial Plumbing Code Guides. Commercial Electrical Code Guides. One & Two Family Dwelling Code Guides. Inclusion of Optional Means of Construction in Permit Applications - October 2,2020.

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PORTLAND (WGME) -- Crews battled a 3-alarm fire in Portland on Friday morning. The fire broke out at an apartment building at 23 Pembroke St. around 5:15 a.m. Crews arrived to find smoke and

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The fire in the three-unit apartment building at 23 Pembroke St. in Portland was reported shortly after 5 a.m. Friday, said Portland Fire Department spokesman Sean Donaghue. He said the department struck a second alarm on Friday at 5:43 a.m. and a third alarm at 5:57 a.m. to bring more crews to the scene. The call came after another fire was

https://www.portland.gov/wheeler/news/2020/3/3/delayed-iconic-portland-building-reopens-community-celebration-march-19
The Portland Building Grand Reopening Celebration. Thursday, March 19, 2020. 2 - 4:30 p.m. (special ceremony at 3 p.m.) 1120 SW Fifth Avenue, Portland. Public art: The Regional Arts & Culture Council will unveil new public art installations. Meet Portlandia: See the iconic Portlandia statue rededicated, and get up close and personal by taking

https://www.pressherald.com/2024/06/20/greater-portland-landmarks-sues-city-portland-museum-of-art-over-free-street-building/
Greater Portland Landmarks has sued the city in an attempt to save the longstanding building at 142 Free St. from demolition. In May, the Portland City Council voted to remove a historic

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The Portland Fire Department battled a 3-alarm fire in a three-unit building on Pembroke Street Friday morning. A section of Veranda Street was also closed as a result of the fire and the crews on

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One day in March, Hannah Miller, the development director of Jackson Street Youth Services in Corvallis, frantically ran through the building and grabbed Executive Director Kendra Phillips-Neal.

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"The Portland International Jetport (PWM) takes pride in providing easy access to the air transportation system, so we are reminding our passengers of the REAL ID deadline for boarding domestic flights," said Paul Bradbury, PWM Airport Director. "Please help us keep our TSA security checkpoint lines moving efficiently.

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USGoBuy is a package forwarding company based in Portland, Oregon that offers a service that allows non-U.S.-based customers to purchase items online from U.S. retailers and have those items shipped to the Company's warehouse in Oregon. ... LLC, with a last known address of 6804 NE 79th Ct., Building A, Portland, OR 97218, and when acting for