Pacific Building

Portland, United States

4.5

2 reviews

Does not accept credit cards
By Appointment Only

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Telephone:
+1 503-227-6142
Website:
thepacificbuilding.com
Address:
520 yamhill st, Portland, OR, 97204
Southwest Portland, Downtown
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
110 ftSouthwest 6th & Yamhill
180 ftPioneer Square South
180 ftPioneer Place/Southwest 5th Avenue
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Accepts Apple Pay
No
By Appointment Only
Yes

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2 reviews of Pacific Building

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Place rating: 5
Vancouver, WA
Great Place everything is at the most few blocks away from parks, courts, transit system to great food. I work in this building and it most all fun events that happened at the square I get to see.
Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
This is a nice office building in downtown, it has a classic look on the outside, the building was desigened by A E Doyles firm (they designed many of Portland’s big buildings in the pre depression era).
I think the star is the lobby, it was designed by Pietro Belluschi who was then just getting started. If you don’t know who he is you should look him up. He started in Portland and became famous.
Fun Fact; According to the buildings website it originally had Portland’s first parking garage next door, It was demolished along with the bus station to build a new Hilton
On March 5, 1992 this office/​retail building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.