Scott Edwards Architecture – Daily Journal of Commerce

P&C Construction is continuing work on an expansion to the Oregon City Public Library’s 102-year-old building.

The Garlington Health and Wellness Center and Cascadia Affordable Housing is intended to be an all-in-one facility.

Financial incentives are being offered to developers to help them cover associated costs.

Portland has many buildings that appeal to its architects, but the city’s layout and a decision decades ago to create open public spaces also are significant, they say.

The city of Portland is preparing to build upon success transforming the Central Eastside Industrial District into a mixed-use area.

Six Oregon projects were honored recently during the 2016 Gold Nugget Awards event in San Francisco.

Scott | Edwards Architecture decided to look far away – an ocean away, in fact – six years ago when it established its first out-of-state – and third overall – office in the land of “aloha.”

Kelly Edwards, a former principal of Scott | Edwards Architecture, died Sept. 1 at age 62.

P&C Construction has completed a 14-month renovation and expansion of the Oregon City Public Library.

Portland firm Scott | Edwards Architecture is teaming with 10 Barrel Brewing to bring the tastes and architectural talents of the Pacific Northwest to the Rockies and Southern California.

Capstone Partners and joint venture partner Premier Properties U.S.A. have acquired two blocks in the Central Eastside Industrial District for a creative office project to be completed later this year.

The design for a new building to accommodate Cook Security Group calls for three stories and 27,000 square feet of space.

Sellers can pursue a variety of routes to ensure their businesses continue to flourish in years ahead.

With an infusion of new staffers, the Portland Bureau of Development Services is aiming to improve its permitting process.

A mixed-use facility combining affordable housing with a community wellness center, primary care and behavioral health and wellness services for those suffering from mental illness, addiction, and homelessness is under construction in Northeast Portland.

After nearly a decade of progress in fits and starts, an $18.5 million building project including a public library and senior housing is moving ahead in Cornelius.