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Walking Tour: Mid-Century Modern and Minimalism in Portland

Friday, April 12, 11:00 a.m.

Mid-century Modern and Minimalism in Portland: until the middle of the twentieth century Portland architecture was firmly within the mainstream of American design. That changed with the emergence of Pietro Belluschi, John Yeon, and Skidmore, Owings and Merrill as Portland leapt to the forefront of international architectural design. This walk will survey this important and under appreciated aspect of our city. Contact event organizer directly for information on student, senior, group, or multiple ticket purchase discounts.

Meeting Point: NE corner of SW 3rd and Oak

This event is part of the Design, Urban Growth, and History Walking Tours series

  1. Walking Tour: Portland Bridges

  2. Walking Tour: South Portland: Design, Development, Displacement

  3. Walking Tour: Mid-Century Modern and Minimalism in Portland (Currently Viewing)

  4. Walking Tour: Portland Bridges (Reprise)

  5. Walking Tour: Designing Death, River View Cemetery

  6. Walking Tour: Albina: Design, Development, Displacement

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Cost

$30

When

Friday, April 12, 2019
11:00am–1:00pm

Where

The streets and urban landscapes of Portland.
NE corner of SW 3rd and Oak
Portland, OR

Organizer

John Doyle

Design Week participate: 2018, 2017. Docent: Architectural Heritage Center, P.U.G.S. Instructor, former lecturer Metropolitan Museum. BA, MA

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