The Radiator

The Radiator is the first all-timber building of its scale in the past century. It played a key role in proving the financial viability of constructing large buildings with wood, reintroducing the design and build industries to the benefits of wood and kicking off a building boom in Portland.

The Radiator showcases the inherent carbon-trapping benefits of wood and the fact that building with timber dramatically reduces the carbon footprint of the construction process. It provides office space and public outdoor space within a mixed-use, high-density residential neighborhood, improving walkability for neighborhood residents. The building’s tight envelope reduces infiltration and heat loss, and a fully automated exterior fin array on the West side reduces heat gain and glare. The Radiator also features a full photovoltaic array covering the entire roof, LED lights to minimize energy usage, an underground earthquake early warning system, and on-site water runoff management.

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TYPE

Office / Commercial

LOCATION

Portland, OR

COMPLETION

2014

SCALE

5 stories
38,000 square feet

FEATURES

Earthquake warning system
On-site water runoff
Auto-operated shading fins

 
 
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