A Pre-Application Conference has been scheduled to discuss a new office building on Station Place Lot 5 in the Pearl. Drawings submitted to the City of Portland show a roughly triangular building, with retail at the ground floor. Structured parking for 64 cars would be provided. The 9 story building is being developed by Williams and Dame, who recently completed the Marriott Residence Inn one block to the south. The design team includes a partnership between THA Architecture and GBD Architects, who also collaborated on the under construction Pearl West office building.
Category Archives: GBD Architects
Metro reports: Cherry Park School, Station Place Lot 5, Industrial Home Building and more
Every week, the Bureau of Development Services publishes lists of early assistance applications, land use reviews and building permits. We publish the highlights.
GBD Architects have requested Design Advice for South Waterfront Block 41:
Design Advice Request for new apartment building
Myhre Group Architects have requested Early Assistance for a project at 5025 NE 21st Ave:
27-30 unit multi-family housing community. Wood framed 4-story structure. If necessary, relocate the existing internal property line.
GBD Architects and THA Architects have scheduled a Pre-Application Conference to discuss Station Place Lot 5:
Proposal is for an approx. nine story building with approx. 220,000 GSF including leaseable office space and ground floor retail and parking.
FFA Architecture and Interiors have scheduled a Pre-Application Conference to discuss an addition to the Industrial Home Building at 200 SE Martin Luther King Blvd:
This is a proposed addition to expand the current Industrial Home Building located on the property to accommodate tenant expansion plans. The current parking will be maintained with two connection floors above to be added. The addition is approx. 5660 sf in total with the consideration of a green roof system
Ankrom Moisan Architects have submitted 535 NW 11th Ave for Design Review:
15 story mixed use apartment building in River District. FAR transfer for additional height. Modifications to Ground Floor Windows, Minimum Ground Floor Active Uses, Minimum Active Floor Area, and Parking Area Layouts. Adjustment to Loading Spaces. PBOT Design Exception for garage door within 20 feet of lot line.
Ankrom Moisan Architects have submitted 915 SE Belmont St for building permit review:
6 story mixed use
Allusa Architecture have submitted the 97th Ave Gymnasium for building permit review:
Construct new gymnasium
A building permit was issued to Colab Architecture for a project at 2240 NW Pettygrove St:
New 5 story apartment building with eco roof, no onsite parking, stormwater facilites and site improvements included
A building permit was issued for a convenience store at 5025 NE 101st Ave:
New single story 3,024 sq foot convenience store with parking lot improvements on lot with existing service canopy to remain – separate permit for trash enclosure
A building permit was issued for an addition to the Cherry Park School:
Addition with 5 classrooms, office and main entry, fire wall division of (E) buildng
Focus: 25 Tallest Buildings Planned or Under Construction
It’s now almost 6 months since the first post on Next Portland. Since then we’ve published over 180 posts and added over 350 projects to our map, which is a testament to the staggering scale of development happening right now in Portland. Much of this development is 4-6 story buildings along the corridors such as N Williams and SE Division, but there is also a large number of tall buildings going up in the Central City, which why we decided to list the 25 tallest buildings planned or under construction.
While the boom of the 2000s was defined by the activity in South Waterfront, today that district has no apartments or condos planned over 6 stories tall. By contrast the Pearl, the Lloyd District and the Central Eastside are all seeing their skylines altered. Activity in Downtown has quieter, but it also has the tallest building in our list, which is now the 4th tallest building in the city.
Where possible, the heights given are the building height as defined in the Portland Zoning Code and published in the Design Commission’s Final Findings. Where indicated the heights have been estimated.
1 – Park Avenue West
Height: 460′
Architect: TVA Architects
Status: Under Construction
Under construction: LL Hawkins and Slabtown Marketplace (images)
Thank you to our contributor Kurt Sevits for writing this post.
Construction is underway on the LL Hawkins Apartments and Slabtown Marketplace, the first major development of the Conway Master Plan, which aims to redevelop several blocks in NW Portland. Plans for Block 296 include renovating an existing warehouse that will become a New Seasons grocery store and constructing a new 6-story mixed-use building that will house retail and apartments. Cairn Pacific and Capstone Partners are developing the project, with design work by Holst Architecture and GBD Architects.
Metro Reports: Oregon Square, 1916 SE 50th, Riverscape Lot 1 and more
Every week, the Bureau of Development Services publishes lists of early assistance applications, land use reviews and building permits. We publish the highlights.
Koz Development have applied for Design Advice for a project at 2211 SW 4th Ave:
110 unit apartment building over surface level parking deck
A Pre-Application Conference has been scheduled for a project at 6036 SE Foster Rd:
Planned development – YMCA rebuild & multi unit apartment complex
GBD Architects have submitted Oregon Square for Design Review:
The Oregon Square development is a four block superblock development on the site of the existing Oregon Square block. The development is proposed to be four apartment towers around a publicly accessed pedestrian only central landscaped plaza.
Urban Development Group have submitted 1916 SE 50th for building permit:
Construct new 4 story 63 unit apartment building with underground parking; associated site work
An excavation permit was issued to SERA Architects for the Riverscape Lot 1 apartments:
Partial permit for excavation (16 foot depth) and shoring (2 sides, including Natio ROW) only
Hassalo on Eighth, pt IV: The Aster Tower (images)
This post is the Part IV in a series on Hassalo on Eighth. See also Part I about the masterplan and site design, Part II about the Velomor and Part III about the Elwood.
At 21 stories, the Aster Tower will be the tallest building at Hassalo on Eighth, the massive mixed use development by American Assets Trust, GBD Architects and Place Studio landscape architects. The Aster Tower will include 337 rental units, including studios, one, two and three bedroom apartments, penthouses and walk-up style townhomes. At the ground level the project will include 11,582 sq ft of retail space.
South Waterfront Block 41
GBD Architects have scheduled a Pre-Application Conference [PDF] to discuss a new building on South Waterfront Block 41. The proposed 6-story mixed-use building will include 200 market-rate apartments and 187 below-grade parking spaces. 3500 sq ft of retail is shown fronting onto the future SW River Parkway.
Conway Blocks 294E and 295E
GBD Architects and Cairn Pacific have received initial Design Advice for Conway Blocks 294E and 295E. The two block development on NW 21st Avenue will include two mixed use buildings over a 600 car parking garage. Half of the proposed parking is intended to replace the existing surface parking located on the site. The garage will also have room for over 500 bicycles. As part of the redevelopment of the two blocks a 60′ wide north south pedestrian access way will be created, which will link the new buildings to the under-construction New Seasons on Block 296W.
Oregon Square update
Three Design Advice Request hearings have now been held for Oregon Square, the massive mixed use development proposed for the Lloyd District by American Assets Trust, GBD Architects and Place Studio. The overall concept for the development has remained consistent since the initial Design Advice Request hearing held in January. The second and third sessions focused on the design of the individual buildings, and on refining the landscape concept.
Hassalo on Eighth, pt III: The Elwood
This post is the Part III in a series on Hassalo on Eighth. See also Part I about the masterplan and site design, Part II about the Velomor and and Part IV about the Aster Tower.
The second building to open in the massive Hassalo on Eighth development by American Assets Trust, GBD Architects and Place Studio will be the Elwood, a five story building with 143 apartments and 26,000 sq ft of retail space. The building will include a mix of studios, one and two bedroom units. The ground floor of the building is intended to be occupied by a specialty grocer, the identity of which has yet to be announced. As reported in the Oregonian, the building is named for a steamboat built in Portland in 1891.