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Utility project in Forest Park in Portland land use review intakes | May 13, 2024
A type 3 procedure (conditional use) is pending for a Portland General Electric project to construct a new 1,400-foot-long segment of transmission corridor and shift a portion of existing transmission corridor slightly south.
$15.3 million in top bidders | May 10, 2024
The city of Bend is preparing to award a $9.1 million contract for construction of an air traffic control tower.
Generative artificial intelligence may have potential in California
Companies are developing tools that could help the state improve road safety, delivery of public services, and more.
Woman found living inside Michigan store’s rooftop sign
Contractors curious about an extension cord laying on the roof of a Michigan grocery store made a startling discovery: A 34-year-old woman was living inside the business鈥� sign, with enough space for a computer, printer and coffee maker, police said.
Bridge reconstruction expected to cost at least $1.7 billion
While salvage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge takes place in Maryland, officials are planning to restore the vital transportation link.
70-year-old architecture firm changes leadership
Sharron van der Meulen is now managing partner of Portland-based ZGF and Solvei Neiger is now managing partner of the firm's Portland office.
Team planning a new Columbia River bridge (no, not that one)
East of the Interstate Bridge, where a replacement is in the works, the Hood River-White Salmon Interstate Bridge is due to be replaced -- and construction preparations appear to be further along.
$6.8M temporary outdoor shelter in Portland building permits | May 6, 2024
A permit was issued for construction of a temporary outdoor shelter and parking on a property in North Portland.
Old Town apartment upgrades in Portland land use review intakes | May 6, 2024
A type 1 procedure (historic resource review) is pending for HVAC improvements at the Sally McCracken Apartments.
Southeast Portland land use and transportation plan approved
The amendments to the city鈥檚 comprehensive plan and zoning code will primarily impact future development in the Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood.
Proposal for Lloyd District venue draws questions
The Portland Design Commission got its first look on Thursday at plans for a two-story, 67,000-square-foot events center.
OHSU building proposal wins unanimous approval
The Portland Design Commission on Thursday lauded the design of a $330 million addition to Doernbecher Children鈥檚 Hospital.
News
- Mass-timber firm acquires Oregon glulam manufacturer
- Financing plan for $120 million ballpark advances
- $8.4 million in top bidders | May 17, 2024
- Building Blocks: Mike’s Drive-In (Milwaukie)
- Flaws found in Portland’s inclusionary housing program
- Portland business acquired by international firm
- More work ahead for Veterans Memorial Coliseum
- Pacific Northwest business changes its name
- Construction of suburban park completed
- Construction costs rise for Oregon highway projects
- Modern safety helmets replace traditional hard hats on construction sites
- $6.6 million tech facility in Portland building permits | May 13, 2024
Commentary
- Buy American Act requirements becoming more stringent | Opinion
- New federal rule banning noncompetes may impact construction industry | Opinion
- A letter to the editor from Edward Sullivan and Carrie Richter | Opinion
- April bears chase off March bulls; interest rate cuts still paused | Opinion
- To help address labor difficulties, cultivate better bosses | Opinion
- Impact of Supreme Court decision in takings clause case is hazy | Opinion
- Active transportation is integral to bridge replacement project | Opinion
- Coed softball, compliance and consequences: NLRB’s directive unveiled | Opinion
- Oregon housing law deserves applause rather than contempt | Opinion
- Oregon Family Leave Act is changing: Prepare now for updates | Opinion
- Let go of getting it right: the cost of oversize expectations | Opinion
- Drafting real estate documents with project permitting in mind | Opinion
