Sideyard: Reconnecting a Leftover Space

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Skylab Architecture [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, January 27, 2020.Description: 299 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: A leftover 9,000 square-foot berm space was created when the City of Portland built the new one-way Couch Street couplet reconnecting the roadway to the Burnside Bridge.

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Circulation (97) ,
Urban mobility (144) ,
USA (225) ,
Transportation (75) ,
Timber Structure (52) ,
Timber (134) ,
Public Catalyst (39) ,
Project (1170) ,
Portland (2) ,
Pedestrian realm (83)

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Designing Matter, Middle Density, Project, Skylab Architecture, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Circulation, City development, Cross Laminated Timber, Cycling Infrastructure, Designing Matter, Pedestrian realm, Portland, Project, Public Catalyst, Timber, Timber Structure, Transportation, Urban mobility, USA, User’s experience

A leftover 9,000 square-foot berm space was created when the City of Portland built the new one-way Couch Street couplet reconnecting the roadway to the Burnside Bridge.

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