Imzadi is one of a growing number of outdoor, nature-focused saunas popping up around Oregon and Washington. These outposts ...
When we think of Eastern Oregon, it's probably the stunning natural landscape that comes to mind, from the spectacular color of the Painted Hills, to the glacial lakes and alpine hikes of the Wallowas ...
What happens when a Saul Zaik–designed home gets a glam-infused glow-up? Welcome to the Mason House 2.0. The midcentury architect completed it in 1971 for Cecilia and Michael Mason on a 1.88-acre lot ...
The main house went up first, in 2013. It’s 1,400 square feet, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a detached, 440-square-foot studio connected via a deck. A project of local design-build firm ...
What’s the cost of a high trust society? The sort of place where you could lightly lose track of your kid for, say, 20 minutes, and not necessarily double over with a triumvirate of guilt, panic, and ...
Spring is here, and Portland’s biggest party is back! The Rose Festival is a tradition in Portland and celebrates families, food, and fun. Whether you’re a thrill seeker, music lover, foodie, or ...
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What the towns surrounding the Wallowas lack in restaurants they make up for in impressive markets, delis, and general stores. If approaching from the north, the must-visit is Lostine’s stylish ...
Before putting pencil to paper and starting the design for a house, architect John Storrs would take a stroll. "I like to ...
Joining the likes of the Pittock Mansion, the Hollywood Theatre, the home of poet Hazel Hall, Camp Namanu, the Albers Brothers Milling complex, and the Memorial Coliseum, the longtime home of ...
I thought of her as Ohio, which is where she was from. She clerked at Movie Madness, back when Movie Madness was a nerve center, an essential resource, not a charity case. Also, back when the city was ...
Shvitz in a “wine barrel,” cold plunge in a river, or soak up the steam from a bubbling hot spring.