A Portland Apartment Building by Daniel Toole Architecture Stands as a Study in Adaptation
Wrapped in corrugated aluminum-zinc alloy cladding, the 16-unit complex at 7480 N. Delaware Street was initially envisioned as a mass-timber and brick project.
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