see also Brian's Portland Architecture weblog

Beijing's Ullens Center and 798 Art District [Architecture Week, July 2008]
Follow the LEEDer: Mark Edlen [Metropolis, July 2008]
Rick Potestio: A Northwest Original [Portland Modern, June 2008]
Refreshing Green: The Barnes House in OKC [Metropolitan Home, April 2008]
Creating Sustainability Natives: Schools Build Green [Edutopia, April 2008]
Dreamers + Builders: Top Players of Portland Design [The Oregonian, March 2008]
Gold Resurrection: Portland's RiverEast Center [Architecture Week, January 2008]

A Report from the Greenbuild 2007 Conference [Architecture Week, November 2007]
A New Era of Sustainable Stadiums [Sustainable Industries Journal, October 2007]
NAFTA Seeks Green Normal [Architecture Week, September 2007]
A Cavalier New Arena For UVA [Architecture Week, July 2007]
Lair Flair [Portland Monthly, June 2007]
Alaska's Canoe for Engineers [Architecture Week, May 2007]
Tokyo Style: Masamichi Katayama [Metropolis, February 2007]
Community Building: The Belmont Street Lofts [Dwell, January 2007]
Balancing Preservation and Sustainability: The Portland Armory [Metropolis, January 2007]

Kyoto's Adaptive Advice [Metropolis, November 2006]
Making It Personal: Cloepfil Updates Belluschi [Metropolitan Home, October 2006]
Thom Mayne's Recreational Morphing [Architecture Week, April 2006]
Sacramental Restoration [Architecture Week, April 2006]
Returning to Its Roots: Tanner Springs Park [Metropolis, March 2006]
Branch Office: Patrick Dougherty's 'Nest' at Wieden + Kennedy [The Oregonian, February 2006]

Q&A: Architects Without Borders [The Oregonian, December 2005]
A Portland Revival: The White Residence [Western Interiors & Design, November 2005]
Sizing Up Portland's Rebuilt Art Temple [The Oregonian, October 2005]
Roots and Branches: Hillsdale Branch Library [Architecture Week, August 2005]
Hilton Aims to Become First LEED-Rated Hotel [Metropolis, July 2005]
Restoring an Icon: St. Martin In the Fields [Architecture Week, June 2005]
Nagoya: Renters' Paradise [Dwell, June 2005]
Paint By Letters: Pacific Northwest College of Art [Metropolis, June 2005]
The Brewery Blocks [Architecture Week, May 2005]
Pace of Portland: The Watson-Tschopp House [Dwell, March 2005]
Designing Tom Potter [Willamette Week, February 2005]
The M.I.N.D. Institute for Autistic Children [Architecture Week, January 2005]

Architects: How to Find the Perfect Developer - Hire Yourself! [Metropolis, December 2004]
Is China Ready to Embrace Sustainability? [Metropolis, November 2004]
Calatrava's Classical Greek [Architecture Week, October 2004]
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center [Metropolis, October 2004]
Wim Wenders Residence [Dwell, September 2004]
Safeway's Portland Store Redefines 'Green' Grocer [Metropolis, February 2004]

Beyond the Bulbs: In Praise of Natural Light [New York Times, June 2003]
Can Old Malls Be Taught New Tricks? [New York Times, June 2003]
A Glass of Green [Metropolis, June 2003]
Seattle and Portland's Daylighting Labs [Metropolis, May 2003]
It Worked for the Tram: Portland and Design Competitions [Willamette Week, April 2003]
What Price Donuts? [Willamette Week, April 2003]
BOORA Architects' Sustainable Schools [Metropolis, March 2003]
By the Rivers of Babylon: Threatened Iraqi Architecture [Willamette Week, February 2003]
Brad Cloepfil's Moment [New York Times, January 2003]

Portland's Architects of Tomorrow [Daily Journal of Commerce, July 2002]
Q&A: Cesar Pelli [Salon, May 2002]
Q&A: Carol Ross Barney [Metropolis, May 2002]
A Conversation with LEED's Leader [Better Bricks, April 2002]
Gehry Gone? [Willamette Week, February 2002]
Sleek + Simple: The Johnson/Dossa Residence [Oregon Home, January-February 2002]
Q&A: Brad Cloepfil [Architecture Week, January 2002]

Requiem for the St. Francis Hotel [Willamette Week, December 2001]
Building Straw Bale Homes in Mongolia [Metropolis, December 2001]
Q&A: Samuel Mockbee [Salon, August 2001]
Sneaker HQ Wars: Adidas Village vs. Nike World Campus [Metropolis, July 2001]
Review: An Architectural Guidebook to Portland [Willamette Week, June 2001]
A Hollywood Location Scout Seeks Buildings with Star Power [Metropolis, February 2001]
Saving Frank Lloyd Wright's Gordon House [Architecture Week, February 2001]