Known for its natural beauty and rich culture, Portland has become a proud hub of architectural excellence.

The new owners of an influential Portland, Oregon, house by Pietro Belluschi discover there’s more than architecture on the...

For over a century, the breathtaking Willamette Falls—the second largest waterfall by volume in North America, and located less...

A 1930s photo of the young Portland, Oregon, architect’s Watzek House put him on the national stage and launched a regional take...

Melbourne’s famous Proud Mary has come stateside, and the space is as thoughtful as its coffee.

At the 2016 NW Natural Street of Dreams, outdoor projects built with Humboldt Redwood graced a show home and a wine tasting room.

From vegan pizza to Korean dumplings, Portland has a diverse range of cafes, bars, and restaurants to explore.

When creative director Ben Watson and his partner, painter Claudio Tschopp, relocated from Basel, Switzerland, to Portland,...

Accessory dwelling units help the city meet its density goals and extend housing options—but only after striking a...

Despite its name, Waechter Architecture’s Slender House stretches out to make its site the real home.

Architect Risa Boyer deftly redesigns the interior of this 1950 home to ensure it still feels original.

Nestled in the heavily forested West Hills in Portland, Oregon, the Wald House PDX is a wood-paneled escape that can be booked...

A design-minded family team with plentiful carpentry experience gives this 1967 abode a modern update while preserving its...

Small in footprint, but grand in presentation, a 250-square-foot accessory dwelling unit provides cozy accommodations equipped...

The Society Hotel in downtown Portland, Oregon brings new life to an old sailor's hotel and provides adventurous travelers with a...

A new restaurant named Anju recently opened in Portland, Oregon.

In the fall of 2015, the city of Portland, Oregon, declared a state of emergency on housing due to the high number of homeless...

Although talk of taxing Canadian lumber brought into the United States may be one reason Americans are moving towards sourcing...

It’s not surprising that Japanese architect Kengo Kuma's first public commission in the U.S. is unmistakably Japanese.

William / Kaven Architecture's next-level spec home delights with drama and design.

Peruse these 10 inspiring examples of how prefabricated dwellings can challenge typical assumptions of customization and quality.

The Beaver State is known for its abundant forests—and these modular homes emphasize sustainability while connecting to the...

Immediately after buying a vintage Airstream that they planned to renovate, Anna Jacobs and Damian Schmitt feared they bit off...

After four years and three phases of renovation, this loft went from a cozy home for three to a spacious and refined dwelling for...

A rare 1920s dwelling gets a contemporary face-lift along with a clever cabana-like addition.

The updated 1968 residence by developer Robert Rummer—known as “Oregon’s answer to Eichler”—features an open-air atrium inspired...

The city’s low-density zoning reform in August of last year opened the door to lot splits and smallplexes—and developers,...

Blending raw industrial elements with elegant detailing, this one-of-a-kind home is a poster child for adaptive reuse.

Bay Point Landing offers a mix of cabins, Airstreams, and RV sites on the scenic shores of Coos Bay.

Take a look at these midcentury beauties that have been outfitted for modern convenience and comfort.

Hunkered down during a week-long snow storm, three couples hatch a plan to build purposefully designed and expertly crafted tiny...

The tastefully updated 1969 home offers vaulted ceilings, extensive built-ins, and multiple private outdoor spaces, as well as a...

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Once home to a famous artist, a historic midcentury is reimagined as an stunning modern-day dwelling.

This residence in Lake Oswego cascades down a hillside to embrace its waterfront locale.

Portland architect Solomon Berg replaces a grow house with a streamlined home for his sister’s family of six.