Green Loop planning gets serious as city looks to turn concept into reality
Time to make this fabled facility a bit more shovel-ready.
Time to make this fabled facility a bit more shovel-ready.
It’s an awesome view of what’s in store for the North Park Blocks
Plans reveal one of the most detailed visuals we’ve seen yet for what the future carfree path might look like.
A new bikey hangout, and it should be open for business in the coming weeks.
It’s part of an effort to create a new neighborhood identity.
“Plazas like these will help us make Portland a more inclusive, equitable place, and help grow our small businesses and cultural destinations.” – Jo Ann Hardesty, city commissioner When the pandemic threatened to shutter local restaurants that didn’t have the space for patrons to safely spread out while eating and drinking, some were able to … Read more
Last weekend, one of Portland’s most ambitious planning projects got a big boost. With the Earl Blumenauer Bridge now open as a new carfree path across I-84, the Green Loop plan to connect a six-mile linear pathway through all four quadrants in Portland’s central city has closed a critical gap and the vision is more … Read more
(Photos by Jonathan Maus/BikePortland)