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Massive core demolition of slabs for vertical openings in century-old concrete that was rebuilt to multilayer composite structure (click for more).
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Commissioned graffiti artwork in one of four locations throughout this building by local Portland artist. Robertson & Olson provided artistic direction in conjunction with our architect partner.
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Specialized Douglas fir curtain wall system procured out of Pennsylvania as just-in-time delivery. This two-story trapezoidal feature projects beyond the existing building envelope and creates a second floor sitting area wrapped in reclaimed wood that overlooks its urban environment.
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Old-growth Douglas fir salvaged from original gabled roof was custom milled and installed for aesthetic, finished carpentry. Seemingly random thicknesses are only three different dimensions—5/8", 3/4" and 7/8"—repeated over a nine-board pattern determined by Robertson & Olson.
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100% LED lighting throughout core/shell and tenant improvement space lends to LEED Platinum certification. Fixtures include daylight and occupancy sensors via Lutron remote access control. Office lighting components complement electronically powered window shades.
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