Henry Building (1909), Portland
The renovation of Portland’s 112 year-old Henry Building -- on behalf of the nonprofit Central City Concern -- presented a variety of challenges. The project team was tasked with providing a cost-effective seismic design solution that both respected the historic character of the structure, while also adding affordable housing units. Thanks to a collaborative design approach and numerous tax credits, the Henry Building is now the tallest seismically-reinforced masonry building in Portland. Today, the rehabilitated National Register-listed building offers safe, beautiful and dignified spaces for 173 veterans and low-income residents. Photo credit: Josh Partee.
Congratulations to the entire project team that made this project possible:
SERA Architects
Central City Concern
Klosh Group
Humber Design Group, Inc.
Geodesign, Inc.
KPFF
Global Transportation Engineering
Colas
Allegion
RDH Building Sciences
Hunter-Davisson, Inc.
HK Electrical Engineers
Patriot Fire Protection
Imagine Energy
Piper Mechanical
Hennebery Eddy Architects
Meritus Consulting, LLC
A+ Finish Carpentry LLC
Allied Window, Inc.
American Direct
Artic Sheet Metal
Civic Construction
Kone
MCG Commercial
Merit Electric
Mt Hood Steel & Wood, LLC
Paulson's Floor Covering
Pella Windows & Doors
Pioneer Waterproofing Co.
Renko NW, Inc.
Schonert & Associates
Whitaker Ellis
Versatile Wood Products
VPI Quality Windows
McDonald & Wetle, Inc.
Safeguard Industries
Sign Wizards
