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Clinton Condominiums

Reflecting the eclectic, earthy culture of inner SE Portland, Clinton Condominiums is a mixed-use building that provides multi-family housing in a vibrant area.

Project Details

Location

Portland, OR

Client

Rapaport Development

Year Completed

2008

Project Size

50,000 sq. ft.
27 units

Vibrant Living in Southeast Portland

The Clinton Condominiums are on Southeast Division Street, but their name is inspired by the vibrant Clinton and 26th intersection located south of the building. Surrounded by restaurants, bars, and boutiques, the 50,000 sq. ft. mixed-use project houses 27 units and ground-floor retail.

Dynamic Design

Each façade is given a unique identity inspired by the crystalline quality of geodes. The exterior skin on the north and south elevations is corten steel, while the west elevation is more open, with floor-to-ceiling windows and translucent glass panels. The sky-colored angled glass panels provide privacy between decks and become luminous after dark.

Warm Interior

The units are thoughtfully detailed, featuring radiant black walnut floors and custom-designed cabinets.

Activated Façade

On the ground floor, 3,800 sq. ft. of retail space activates the street. Mahogany wood trim frames the unique floor-to-ceiling windows of the ground-floor spaces. Above, the 27 loft units range from 850 sq. ft. to 1,000 sq. ft.

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