The loft is equipped with a radiant heat concrete floor, a small covered balcony, and two huge garage-door windows that you can roll up to turn your entire living room into an kind of outdoor space. You also have a flat-screen TV, but with the bustlin
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The loft is equipped with a radiant heat concrete floor, a small covered balcony, and two huge garage-door windows that you can roll up to turn your entire living room into an kind of outdoor space. You also have a flat-screen TV, but with the bustlin
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If you manage to resist the lure of SE 28th Street’s restaurants, an enormous commercial kitchen awaits in the loft’s core, courtesy of Noble Rot, which used the space as its commercial kitchen before moving to the E Burnside location. (Th
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If you manage to resist the lure of SE 28th Street’s restaurants, an enormous commercial kitchen awaits in the loft’s core, courtesy of Noble Rot, which used the space as its commercial kitchen before moving to the E Burnside location. (Th
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No rental car? No problem. The Box & One loft comes with a pair of city cycles (and helmets). Perfect for sightseeing and quick trips to Whole Foods to stock up on ingredients to use in your sweet kitchen.
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No rental car? No problem. The Box & One loft comes with a pair of city cycles (and helmets). Perfect for sightseeing and quick trips to Whole Foods to stock up on ingredients to use in your sweet kitchen.
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Bellies full (and with that kitchen how could they not be?), fall into the loft’s California king bed, adorned with headboard art by Brian Kappel of Portland’s Space Money Designs.
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Bellies full (and with that kitchen how could they not be?), fall into the loft’s California king bed, adorned with headboard art by Brian Kappel of Portland’s Space Money Designs.
When it debuted in 2002, Southeast 28th Street’s Box & One mixed-use infill project garnered architectural praise—and a cameo in a coffee table book (Michael Crosbie’s Living Together). Now your visitors can call its 1,100-square-foot loft—smack in the middle of Restaurant Row—home…
