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Old Posted Aug 7, 2006, 4:19 PM
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The tower crane is going up on the Encore!
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The web site's up and - yay! - no flash!
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The web site's up and - yay! - no flash!
Thank you Jesus on the lack of Flash.
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more from flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pellucidity/
old mill site

the encore crane and waterfront pearl crane in background

bonus fremont bridge
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A couple of larger-perspective photos. The pictures themselves kind of suck, but they're informative. The Metropolitan looks stellar, especially from the north.




Both parties in this pic are walking their dogs in the park. The city needs to greatly improve the signage there, so that they jump out at you a bit more. I spoke with the couple and they said they "didn't know" the park was pet-free due to the delicate ecological balance, obviously having neglected to read the park rules sign, and thanked me for telling them.


The Encore rises out of the ground.
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a red crane in the pearl from xnine on flickr, what is this crane for?
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^the red crane is for the Encore. I agree, the Wyatt is turning out superb for a brick building.
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here are some pics around the pearl today
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the encore http://flickr.com/photos/portlandswami/

lots of space...
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Beautiful shots from both of you, PacNW and Dougall!

Your Encore pics weren't too big for me, Dougall.
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Yeah, the Encore's not too big for me either. In fact, it could use about 10 more stories.
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Photo update of Encore building
I took this photo of the Encore building on Mon 24Sep07. You can see the metal framing on the lower right hand side along with concrete debris/powder flying from a construction worker's tool. The Waterfront Pearl buildings are located behind me.

http://picasaweb.google.com/stoneyv/...17517014870674
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The Encore | 175 feet | 15 floors | U/C
The Encore is a 175 foot 15 floor condominium project that is being developed by Hoyt Realty Properties at 949 NW Overton street Portland, Or. The building was designed by Boora Architects. A park will be developed adjacent to the building.

Portland Maps
http://www.portlandmaps.com/detail.c...&ResultCount=1
Google Maps (Note that the street view is available)
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...wloc=addr&om=1
Microsoft Maps
(2D photo)
http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?v=...m___&encType=1
(3D need package)
http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?v=...m___&encType=1

Interior Photo tour
http://pearldistrict.com/pearl-distr...-pictures.html

Source
1. http://movingtoportland.net/condos_pearl.htm
2. http://chatterbox.typepad.com/portla...goes_for_.html
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Photos 08Oct07 & 09Oct07
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