The $3-billion terminal at Portland International Airport in Portland, Ore., that will be completed this summer, is best known for its 18-million-lb wooden roof system, but ZGF stayed ahead designing during the pandemic by using Bluebeam Studio.
When design hit the 30% mark for the Parklane Park Development Project in East Portland, Ore., the estimated cost escalated to almost $30 million from the original estimate of $8 million.
As part of the EPA Harbor Superfund Mile 11 Cleanup initiative, the project team installed two parallel horizontal directional drills beneath Portland’s Willamette River.
Renovating an active public facility while simultaneously constructing a mass timber addition demanded careful phasing and coordination to minimize disruptions and ensure safety.
The $149.8-million MAX Red Line Extension and Reliability Improvements Project—TriMet’s “Better Red” program—delivers the most significant capacity and operational upgrade to Portland’s Red Line since the service opened more than two decades ago.
The nonprofit Latino Network’s vision for its first-ever all-encompassing home, La Plaza Esperanza, translated as “a place of hope,” looked to bring programming and people together at the east Portland site.
Architectural firm Safdie Architects proposed reimagining a four-acre area of open space with a 30-story hotel/residential tower that would be Maine's tallest building.