Brian Libby

Could a Waterfront Park Makeover Revitalize Portland?

Fifty years ago, the city demolished a freeway to build a riverside green space. Today, much of it often sits empty.

A $387 million bond, designs informed by hundreds of patrons, and a radical shift in what libraries are for.

At Out ’n’ About, treehouse designer Michael Garnier does things his own way.

Construction makes a difference, but community might make a bigger one.

These builders construct meaningful relationships with clients, coworkers, bandmates, and bowling buddies.

A fresh cooking space in a Pietro Belluschi–designed house from the 1940s bridges nature, design tradition, and modern functionality.

How three Portland families updated their homes to maximize natural light, space, and comfort.

With Strickland taking control, Works Progress becomes the largest female-owned architecture company on the West Coast.

You can trick out an Airstream, reinvent the office, and tackle society’s woes.

Heidi Beebe and Doug Skidmore team up to create a budding firm—and bright new buildings.