RiverEast Center
1515 SE Water Avenue - Portland, OR 97214
Certifications and awards
Certifications:
LEED-NC gold
Awards:
Julian Award for Sustainability, Clay Street Pedestrian Plaza, American Public Works Association, Oregon Chapter; Best Green Renovation, GreenSmart, Northwest Construction Magazine (2007); Betterbricks Award, Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (2007); Daily Journal of Commerce Top Project; American Society of Landscape Architects, Oregon Chapter, Design Award
Energy
Energy use and generation:
Renewable power purchased
Lighting:
Skylights or other daylighting features
Water
Surface water management:
Permeable surface materials
Bioswale(s)
Building surroundings
Nearby amenities:
Public transit nearby
Bike lanes/path nearby
Park/open space/wildlife area nearby
Building materials
Interior finishes:
Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)-certified wood
Design and construction planning:
Recycled greater than 50% of construction waste
Use of salvaged materials within property
Operations
Shared resources:
Easily accessible and secure bike racks/storage and changing area
Other green features
Other innovative green features:
Passive cooling in the lobby through a relief hood at the top of the space. Solar wall heats building in the summer.
Short Description:
The 1951 Art Deco warehouse once moved goods for C&H Sugar and Quaker Oats until 40 years ago when the property was condemned for the unrealized Mount Hood freeway. The $17 million redevelopment now houses 250 people, seven businesses and two non-profits. An old railroad spur is buried at the street level, a remnant from the days when trains would pull up to the loading dock inside the building. Public transportation now delivers employees to the doors of RiverEast Center.
Property type(s):
Office
Rentable property type(s):
Office
Amenities:
On-site parking - outdoor
On-site bike parking - outdoor
Common area/lounge
Access to public transport
Access to highways
Wheelchair access
Other amenities:
Public boat house
Class of Space:
A
Price:
$$
Building size:
99,000 sq fr - 4 stories
Pictures of the Property:
The 1951 Art Deco warehouse once moved goods for C&H Sugar and Quaker Oats until 40 years ago when the property was condemned for the unrealized Mount Hood freeway. The $17 million redevelopment now houses 250 people, seven businesses and two non-profits. An old railroad spur is buried at the street level, a remnant from the days when trains would pull up to the loading dock inside the building. Public transportation now delivers employees to the doors of RiverEast Center.
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