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Some Things Never Go Out of Style

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Posted By Brian Costello on 01/31/2009

A Portland firm helps resuscitate a grand Olmsted plan for Stanford University.

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If I Were King of the (urban) Forest

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/28/2009

A handful of policy-players, makers, thinkers and doers answer questions related to once and future Portland. Today’s guest: Mark Edlen

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Ankrom Moisan will ride The Mighty Wind

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/28/2009

Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects chosen to build Vestas HQ—but where, oh where will it go?

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King of all he Surveys

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/27/2009

Jason King deserves a Prémio lawn Dardos & a peak at The Sustainable Sites Initiative

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Papa Cass Sings Monday, Monday

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/26/2009

Nice Sounding LLC buys Cass Gilbert’s Oregon Bank Building

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Prémio Dardos: Burnside Blog

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/24/2009

The Burnside Blog gets a Prémio Dardos Award and passes the dart onwards

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Fortune Cookie Crumbling for Pagoda

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Posted By Brian Costello on 01/23/2009

Is a beloved building that is not officially marked as an historic building worth saving?

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The Beautiful Game

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Posted By Brian Costello on 01/23/2009

A friendly counter blog post to Who’s the real Soccer Hooligan here?

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Reminding Ourselves Why We're a Smart City

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/22/2009

Is there a “Green Dividend” that accrues for a city like Portland willing to make certain choices about urban form and transportation?

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Hubris is not a Bar on 3rd Avenue

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/21/2009

Yes We Can vs. Because We Can

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Who's the real Soccer Hooligan here?

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/15/2009

“As Henry Paulson engineers the $700 billion economic bail-out for America’s banks billed to the taxpayer, his family is leading a quieter, smaller-scale effort in Portland, Oregon to take $85 million more. . .”

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Hard Times, Hard Time for Architects, Building

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/14/2009

Building industry, architecture firms mired by economic morass—what happened? Can 2009 repair the hole in our soul?

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Bits and Pieces

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Posted By Brian Costello on 01/13/2009

A trip to the beloved homelands of Minnesota has me thinking about Portland’s architectural landscape . . .

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About Last Night: Miguel Rosales at Bright Lights

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Posted By Lisa Radon on 01/12/2009

Were you not among the SRO crowd at Jimmy Mak’s last night for Bright Lights?

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Bright Lights Kicks off the New Year: Miguel Rosales

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/12/2009

The first Bright Lights alon of the New Year kicks off with renowned bridge architect Miguel Rosales, who’s designing the bridge for the Portland- Milwaukie Light Rail crossing

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Let the Games Begin: Mayor Sam's 100 days

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/12/2009

First 100 Days of Mayor Adams’ is a microcosm and mirror of the Federal mandate: stimulus and sustainability!

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Plan 9 from City Hall: Gil Kelley's Dismissal

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/11/2009

A thought or two on Planning Directory Gil Kelley’s legacy and that thing called Progress

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Green Grows the Proposal, Oh!

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/06/2009

Performance Anxiety? What does the City’s anticipated High Performance Green Building Policy look like?

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LUBA hay-okays River District URA satellite plan

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/06/2009

The Land Use Board of Appeals gives the City of Portland a Schools permission slip establishing a satellite urban renewal district

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Radio Free Portland: W+K goes live

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/05/2009

Good Morning, Mr. and Mrs. Portland, and all the ships at sea. . .Brad Cloepfil moonlights as talk radio jock on Wieden+Kennedy Radio

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The Portland Public Market: 20 Questions

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Posted By Tim DuRoche on 01/04/2009

The James Beard Public Market and Melvin Mark eye the Morrison Bridgehead as a possible development site—and questions abound.

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