The Wyatt is an opportunity to bring an enhanced,

contextual urban living and retail program to an

underutilized full block in Portlands Pearl District.
Development concepts include the pedestrian
streetscape, the incorporation of materials that reinforce
the unique character of the Pearl District and the
development of unique residential unit designs, outdoor
spaces and programs within one project. This ffteen
story, mixed-use building includes 10,000 square feet
of ground level retail, 246 residential units including
street level townhouses and 333 parking spaces in
three structured levels below-grade.
The building is designed to break down the scale of
the 200 x 200-foot block development into smaller,
recognizable and pedestrian-oriented pieces. The design
includes the incorporation of salvaged brick from a
pre-existing structure on the adjacent corner into the
new buildings faade and the reuse of the existing
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Portland, Oregon
Historic Bridgeport Brewery Truss Element that has
spanned NW 13th Avenue for decades. The design of an
unprecedented pedestrian-way along 13th Avenue a
curbless, industrial street creates a functional, safe
transition zone between vehicles and pedestrians.
Departing from the traditional and conventional, the
sleek, clean-lined interiors are modern and minimalist.
Custom interior design for the units included European-
style for kitchens and spa-like atmosphere for the
bathrooms. Sparkling quartz surfaces, glass door insets
and simple, color schemes ensure a cohesive, open
light flled design. The use of wood foors and natural
materials throughout refect the Northwest environment.
Masonry and Ceramic Institute of Oregon, Award of Honor
for Design and Use of Masonry
I appreciate the kind of restraint it takes to design
something like this, it is something I take my hat off to.
The design team has gone through it really carefully with
us. It has gone through the process fairly quickly, it may
not seem so quickly to you, but weve liked it from the
start and its just gotten better, so thanks.
Mike McCulloch, Chair, Portland Design Commission
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