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DOWNTOWN WEST END SUITE 100 | 1,230 RSF SUITE 101 | 1,240 RSF COMBINED | 2,470 RSF RETAIL CREATIVE SW 12TH & YAMHILL RETAIL / CREATIVE SPACE IN PRIME LOCATION ROBROB MONEYHAN MONEYHAN | |NICOLE KIA HARTLEY ONDER | |503.228.3080 503.228.3080 WWW.URBANWORKSREALESTATE.COM SW 12TH & YAMHILL ADDRESS | 1135 – 1137 SW YAMHILL STREET, PORTLAND, OR TIMING | AVAILABLE APRIL 1, 2017 USES | RETAIL / CREATIVE SUITE 100 | 1,230 RSF SUITE 101 | 1,240 RSF COMBINED | 2,470 RSF PRIME RETAIL IN DOWNTOWN PORTLAND - At the intersection of SW 12th & Yamhill, serving Portland’s West End and Central Business District. - High visibility location with prominent signage opportunities. - Easy access to the MAX, Portland’s light rail,C multiple bus lines, I-405, andB HWY 26. A ADJACENT PARKING LOT 50'-0" 24'-10" 24'-10" 2" 2" (E) ELECT EQUIP CONFIRM (E) FIXTURE 2" LOCATIONS ONSITE +100.00' +100.00' 3 CL OF STREET (E) ELECT METER - 1.33' 36X84 DIRECTION OF SLOPE TO SEWER INLET (E) STREET TREE (2" CALIPER HORNBEAM) 23'-10" 1930 NW LOVEJOY STREET PORTLAND, OREGON 97209 503.241.9339 COMBINED 40'-0" 2,470 RSF* SUITE 101 16'-0" 15'-6" 1,240 RSF* 12'-0" 6" 2 50'-0" (E) CURB (E) OVERALL (E) SIDEWALK ADJACENT BLDG (E) STREET TREE SUITE 100 (2" CALIPER HORNBEAM) 1,230 RSF* Project AVE 36X84 TH (N) STOREFRONT 25'-10" ENTRY 36X84 0.00' SW 12 SW TG A-05 36X84 36X84 (N) STOREFRONT WINDOW SYSTEM 1135 SW Yamhill Street SREET LAMP Portland, OR 1 +101.66' +100.66' Code YM12 (N) STOREFRONT (N) STOREFRONT 2" + 0.33' 0.00' - 0.14' - 0.66' WINDOW SYSTEM WINDOW SYSTEM PERMIT APPLICATION Set SET 20 JULY 2016 Date R1 DD MMM YYYY WALL TYPES: SEE STRUCTURAL FOR SHEAR AND BEARING WALLS 1 • (E) Reinforced Concrete Shell A400 3,4 Revisions • Existing Wall to Remain A400 • (N) Wall 2 DIRECTION OF SLOPE TO SEWER INLET A400 SREETLIGHT & LAMP • (E) Wall to DEMO SREETLIGHT (E) STREET TREE 6" (E) STREET TREE & CROSSWALKSW YAMHILL ST (6" CALIPER MAPLE) 18'-0" 15'-6" (6" CALIPER MAPLE) SIGNAL 30'-0" SEE CITY OF PORTLAND APPROVED BUILDING PERMIT 102729-CO 05.25.90 AND 102087-CO 05.25.90 FOR PRIOR OCCUPANCY AND RECORD OF *RSF INCLUDES 12% LOAD FACTOR EXISTING CONDITIONS CL OF STREET Sheet (E) CURB A101.00 (E) SIDEWALK SW 12TH & YAMHILL | 2 (E) OVERALL FIRST LEVEL PROPOSED 1st LEVEL PLAN 8' 1'2'4' 0' Title PLAN 1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" @ 24" x 36" RENDERINGS & PHOTOS SUITE 100 CORNER SW 12th & YAMHILL SUITE 100 ENTRANCE FACING SW 12th AVENUE SUITE 101 ENTRANCE FACING SW YAMHILL STREET SW 12TH & YAMHILL | 3 WEST END RETAIL PROPOSED NEW 15 STORY 221 RM HOTEL SITE NEW OFFICE & RETAIL PROJECT SW 12TH & YAMHILL | 4 DOWNTOWN PORTLAND HOTELS, RETAIL, & DINING Portland’s highest concentration of hotels and retail is found in the city’s compact and vibrant downtown. 1135-1137 SW Yamhill is within walking distance to the Brewery Blocks, Nordstrom, Pioneer Place and a number of hotels, entertainment and retail destinations. BREWERY BLOCKS The Art Little Big Burger Fat Head’s Brewery Lululemon Gerding Institute Theater Blitz Ground Kontrol Arcade North Face Pearl Bakery Lucy Athleta NW Couch Whole Foods Madewell Dining Powell’s TOMS Sur La Table Splash Bar Shopping Henry’s Tavern Garden Bar W Burnside Other Ringler’s Danner, Quin Crystal Ballroom Voodoo Donuts Cacao Crystal Hotel Boxer Ramen MAX Light Rail Jake’s Famous Crawfish Living Room Theaters MAX Stops (near site) Mandarin House Blue Star Little Bird Pho Grassa The Benson Cheryl’s on 12th Saucebox Enterprise Rent-a-Car The Rose Clyde Common SW Broadway Ace Hotel Multnomah County Spicy Bamboo Quick Bite Cafe El Gaucho Heart Coffee Post Office SW 5th Ave Tychios Superbite Courtyard Portland City Graphics 405 Tasty n Alder Alder St. Food Cart Pod Union Bank West End Ballroom 3rd Ave Food Cart Pod Hotel Lucia Multnomah Whiskey Library SW Park SW Oak St Hotel Vintage SW 4th Ave Sentinel Hotel Starbucks Shutterbug DD discounts Jake’s Grill Oregon Wines Bridge & Burn Hush Hush Cafe Starbucks Pizzicato W 13th Ave Everest College Office Depot SW Stark St S Marriott Ania SW 14th Ave Saint Cupcake Target T.J. Maxx SITE Brooks Brothers Huber’s Cafe India House, Peterson’s Habibi, Maya’s Koji, Freshii Hotel Monaco East India Grill Zipcar, Karam SW Washington St U Wear It Taqueria, Momo’s, Moonstruck, Payless OHSU - Dornbecher Foundation Jimmy John’s Rialto Kale Heald College MACY’S The Joinery Nordstrom The Nines Hotel Barista Case Study Coffee Departure Restaurant SW Alder Pastini PIONEER PLACE Addy’s Sandwich Bar Goodwill Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse - Louis Vitton, BCBG Southpark Seafood - Coach, Kate Spade Nordstrom Rack Regal Cinema - H&M, Forever 21 Portland Wine Bar ROSS Columbia Sportswear Potbelly SW Morrison SW 10th Ave Rock Bottom Paramount Hotel The Picnic House Porto Terra Einstein Bros Bike Gallery Qdoba Barlow Bar Yard House SW 12th Ave PCC Brazil Grill Hilton Hotel Veggie Grill, Kure Happy Bowl Tiffany & Co SW Yamhill St Loving Hut SW 11th Ave The Heathman MOD Pizza West Cafe Jimmy John’s Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Bangkok Palace The Melting Pot GolfClubs.com SW Taylor St Portland Art Museum Multnomah County Court The US Court House Starbucks Lotus Treasury Dept World Trade Center US District Court SW Salmon St US Forestry Service Safeway Higgins Honey’s Cafe Starbucks SW Main St Raven & Rose Portland City Hall Freshii SW Madison St SW Park Nel Centro Veritable Quandry SW 6th Ave SW Jefferson St 24 Hour Fitness SOUTH PARK BLOCKS WATERFRONT PARK SW 12TH & YAMHILL | 5 JEFFERSON 21ST 23RD AVE. THURMAN ST. LAUREL VISTA AVE. LEGEND MYRTLE CLIFTON PROSPECT DRIVE VISTA JACKSON 22ND PLACE VISTA BRIDGE VISTA ST CLAIR AVE. Light Rail/MAX CARTER LANE U.S. HWY 26 19TH YAMHILL RASMUSSEN Clean & Safe District BMW LOT Boundary Railroad 18TH DAVIS City Park MILL KING AVE. MONTGOMERY DRIVE CABLE 17TH 20TH AVE. MAIN Streetcar Public Smart JEFFERSON 18TH AVE. 21ST AVE. Park Garages MADISON 20TH AVE. COLLEGE 16TH 19TH AVE. 20TH PLACE COLLINÕS 18TH AVE. UPPER HALL CIRCLE JEFFERSON 15 21ST TH 23RD AVE. THURMAN ST. CITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON LAUREL VISTA AVE. MYRTLE MORRISON LEGEND 20TH AVE. STREETCAR CLIFTON PRINTED IN U.S.A. 2004 STREETCAR U.S. HWY 26 PROSPECT DRIVE VISTA MARKET JACKSON 22ND PLACE © Portland Development Commission 2001 VISTA BRIDGE VISTA 17TH AVE. ST CLAIR AVE. Light Rail/MAX CARTER LANE U.S. HWY 26 19TH YAMHILL RASMUSSEN Clean & Safe District BMW LOT Boundary Railroad 18TH TRINITY PLACE DAVIS City Park MILL KING AVE. MONTGOMERY DRIVE 18TH AVE. CABLE 16TH AVE. MAIN 17TH 20TH AVE. Streetcar Public Smart JEFFERSON 18TH AVE. 21ST AVE. Park Garages 2015DOWNTOWN Downtown / WEST HotelMADISON 20TH AVE. END Density 19TH AVE. COLLEGE 16TH CLAY ST. CLAY 19TH AVE. 20TH PLACE COLLINÕS 18TH AVE. UPSHUR ST. UPPER HALL ST. COLUMBIA CIRCLE CITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON 15TH 17TH AVE. Total Room Count: 5,050 MORRISON 20TH AVE. STREETCAR PRINTED IN U.S.A. 2004 ST JEFFERSON STREETCAR U.S. HWY 26 MARKET © Portland Development Commission 2001 17TH AVE. 18TH AVE. SALMON S SALMON TRINITY PLACE 2015 Downtown16TH AVE. Hotel Density18TH AVE. 16TH AVE. 19TH AVE. CLAY ST. CLAY UPSHUR ST. COLUMBIA ST. COLUMBIA Total Room Count: 5,050 17TH AVE. T. JEFFERSON ST JEFFERSON 17TH AVE. 18TH AVE. 13TH AVE. S SALMON 16TH AVE. THURMAN ST. T. 15TH AVE. 17TH AVE. 13TH AVE. 130 THURMAN ST. 15TH AVE. 130 16TH AVE. 16TH AVE. 12TH AVE. 14TH AVE. Hotel deLuxe 14TH AVE. STREETCAR 15TH AVE. 11TH AVE. Hotel deLuxe SAVIER ST. BROADWAY DR. STREETCAR RALEIGH ST. GRANT ST. 15TH AVE. SAM JACKSON SHERMAN ST. 10TH AVE. 14TH AVE. BROADWAY DR. SAVIER ST. QUIMBY ST. PETTYGROVE ST. OVERTON ST. OVERTON NORTHRUP ST. MARSHALL ST. LOVEJOY ST. KEARNEY ST. JOHNSON ST. IRVING ST. HOYT ST. 13TH AVE. SHERIDAN ST. 12TH AVE. CARUTHERS ST. BROADWAY DR. Crystal Hotel RALEIGH ST. CAMPUS DRIVE ST. JACKSON MONTGOMERY PARK AVE. GRANT ST. SAM JACKSON SIXTH AVE. ST. COLLEGE Mark Spencer Hotel SHERMAN ST. 51 12TH AVE. HALL ST. HALL 14TH AVE. HARRISON ST. HARRISON The Paramount Hotel BROADWAY DR. ST. LINCOLN BROADWAY AVE. STREETCAR SOUTH PARK 101 US VETERAN HOSPITAL ROAD. BLOCKS QUIMBY ST. 100 PETTYGROVE ST. GLISAN ST. FLANDERS ST. EVERETT ST. 11TH AVE. ST. OVERTON DAVIS ST. COUCH ST. 11TH AVE. NORTHRUP ST. MARSHALL ST. LOVEJOY ST. MILL ST. MILL STREETCAR KEARNEY ST. MARKET ST. MARKET 6TH AVE. JOHNSON ST. 154 IRVING ST. Heathman Hotel 79 HOYT ST. CLAY ST. CLAY Sentinel SLAVIN RD. 150 10TH AVE. HOMESTEAD DR. ST. COLUMBIA Ace Hotel Marriott BARBUR BLVD. 13TH AVE. SHERIDAN ST. ST.. JEFFERSON BARBUR BLVD. CARUTHERS ST. Residence Inn 5TH AVE. 173 Hilton Hotel & CONDOR AVE. 3RD AVE. Crystal Hotel HAMILTON TERRACE TERWILLIGER BLVD. ST. MADISON CAMPUS DRIVE ST. JACKSON Executive Tower SITE 9TH AVE. MONTGOMERY 10THST. MAIN AVE. 782 205 Portland Marriott 225 SALMON ST. SALMON Benson Hotel 4TH AVE. City Center SIXTH AVE. ST. COLLEGE 2ND AVE. ST. TAYLOR Mark Spencer Hotel Hotel Modera PARK AVE. BURNSIDE ST.. YAMHILL ST WestinYAMHILL Portland 51 CONDOR AVE. 287 12TH AVE. MORRISON ST MORRISON HALL ST. HALL 3RD AVE. 249 8TH AVE. I - 5 FREEWAY 1ST AVE. ST. ALDER 127 STATION WAY HARRISON ST. HARRISON The Paramount Hotel LINCOLN ST. LINCOLN Hotel Lucia STREETCAR 330 ST. WASHINGTON 107 SOUTH PARK ST. STARK VIEWPOINT TERRACE 2ND AVE. MARKET ST. 101 BROADWAY AVE. NAITO PKWY. 221 SEYMOU BLOCKS HotelST. OAK Vintage Plaza HAMILTON ST. HAMILTON FRONT AVE. BOUNDARY ST. BOUNDARY RICHARDSON ST. RICHARDSON US VETERAN HOSPITAL ROAD.
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    Portland State University PDXScholar Black Studies Faculty Publications and Presentations Black Studies 8-1995 Cornerstones of Community: Buildings of Portland's African American History Darrell Millner Portland State University, [email protected] Carl Abbott Portland State University, [email protected] Cathy Galbraith The Bosco-Milligan Foundation Follow this and additional works at: https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/black_studies_fac Part of the United States History Commons, and the Urban Studies and Planning Commons Let us know how access to this document benefits ou.y Citation Details Millner, Darrell; Abbott, Carl; and Galbraith, Cathy, "Cornerstones of Community: Buildings of Portland's African American History" (1995). Black Studies Faculty Publications and Presentations. 60. https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/black_studies_fac/60 This Report is brought to you for free and open access. It has been accepted for inclusion in Black Studies Faculty Publications and Presentations by an authorized administrator of PDXScholar. Please contact us if we can make this document more accessible: [email protected]. ( CORNERSTONES OF COMMUNITY: BUILDINGS OF PORTLAND'S AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY Rutherford Home (1920) 833 NE Shaver Bosco-Milligan Foundation PO Box 14157 Portland, Oregon 97214 August 1995 CORNERSTONES OF COMMUNITY: BUILDINGS OF PORTLAND'S AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY Dedication This publication is dedicated to the Portland Chapter ofthe NMCP, and to the men and women whose individual histories make up the collective history ofPortland's
  • Hotel List 2018-19

    Hotel List 2018-19

    2018-19 Portland Hotel Suggestions The Benson Hotel – 309 SW Broadway – 503.228.2000 http://www.coasthotels.com/hotels/oregon/portland/the-benson-hotel/ The Benson Hotel is a 287 room historic hotel building in downtown Portland. It has a reputation as one of Portland's finest hotels. It has an OHSU rate of $169+tax for a queen room and $219+tax for a junior suite, dependent on availability. Parking is $40/night at the hotel, but there are less expensive parking structures close by. (These rates have not been verified for 2018 and are subject to change after 12/31/17.) Hotel deLuxe – 729 SW 15th Avenue – 503.219.2094 http://www.hoteldeluxeportland.com/ Taking a step into Hotel deLuxe is like taking a step back in time. Designed to emulate the style of Hollywood’s Golden Age, Hotel deLuxe’s interior combines an art deco aesthetic with modern art. Complimentary wi-fi, 24hr room service, fitness and business centre, complimentary coffee and tea in room. OHSU rate for standard queen room: $168.64, $169 king, $226 studio suite. Parking $33/valet, $29 self-park in public garage. Book at this link or use code PHOHSU Hotel Lucia – 400 SW Broadway – 503.225.1717 http://hotellucia.com/ Hotel Lucia is a luxury boutique hotel located in Downtown Portland. Ranked as the #3 best hotel in the Pacific Northwest by Conde Nast. Amenities include free bike rental, fitness center, pillow menus, spiritual menus, nightly craft beer hour, and is pet friendly. The hotel also houses acclaimed Portland restaurant, Imperial.