- Can’t Decide Between a Boat or RV? This $130K Travel Trailer Promises to Do Both (Dwell, September 2022)
- Scott Edwards Architecture renovates East Burnside headquarters (Portland Tribune, April 2022)
- Keller Auditorium: a seismic need, a civic opportunity (Portland Tribune,May 2022)
- Coaching engineers and architects to redesign their careers (Portland Tribune, June 2022)
- Learning from New Orleans (Portland Tribune, July 2022)
- Lincoln High: An Urban Leage of its Own (Portland Tribune, August 2022)
- Jon Raymond: To Oregon and Beyond (Oregon ArtsWatch, August 2022)
- Kevin Sampsell's Happy Accidents (Oregon ArtsWatch, July 2022)
- Snow Peak Welcomes Guests in through the Outdoors (Metropolis, June 2022)
- On the Road or In the Air, Daniel Kaven Sees the Journey as Destination (Metropolis, June 2022)
- Janne Saario Subtly Integrates Skate Parks Into Landscapes and Cities (The Slowdown, August 2022)
- A Commemoration of AACM’s Legacy in Experimental Jazz (The Slowdown, August 2022)
- Led by founder Anyeley Hallová, Portland developer Adre creates green, community-focused projects (The Architect's Newspaper, August 2022)
- Whether it’s Music, Painting, or Writing, Architect Anthony Poon Has a Story to Tell (Metropolis, April 2022)
- 5 Reasons You Need Solar Battery Storage With Your PV Panels (Elemental Green, May 2022)
- Portland’s Holst Architecture is a Firm About Its People (Metropolis, April 2022)
- The Elk versus...its protectors? (Portland Tribune, March 2022)
- The Poetry of Building the Perfect Sound System (The Slowdown, March 2022)
- An Original Soundtrack for the Intersection of Hallucinogens and Mental Health (The Slowdown, March 2022)
- This is your brain on art (Oregon ArtsWatch, March 2022)
- The Elk's compromised return (Oregon ArtsWatch, March 2022)
- A Cabin Springs Up Above a Dry Creek Bed in a Chilean Forest (Dwell, March 2022)
- The Home of “The Man Who Built Big Sur” Lists for $7M (Dwell, March 2022)
- Now Arriving: New York City's Transformation of a Century-old Post Office into Moynihan Train Hall Is the Culmination of a Long Journey (Retrofit, March 2022)
- Snag This Fire Island Beach House by Modernist Architect Horace Gifford for $3.75M (Dwell, March 2022)
- An Abandoned Boathouse Catches a Second Wind as a Shipshape Tiny Home (Dwell, March 2022)
- A Greenhouse-Like Home by the 2021 Pritzker Prize Winners Asks €695K in France (Dwell, January 2022)
- A Carefully Converted Loft Near Barcelona’s Sagrada Família Asks €1.45M (Dwell, February 2022)
- PAE Living Building: The greenest architecture in Portland (Portland Tribune, March 2022)
- A Podcast That Unpacks What It’s Like to Be an Immigrant in America (The Slowdown, January 2022)
- Why the World Gets Quieter When It Snows (The Slowdown, December 2021)
- In an unpredictable year, the best architecture inspires (Portland Tribune, December 2021)
- Eugene, Oregon’s Hayward Field Puts Athletes on Center Stage (Metropolis, January 2022)
- Hacker Architects Is Rethinking How Libraries Serve People (Metropolis, January 2022)
- A London Mews Home With a Subterranean Dance Floor Asks £3.8M (Dwell, January 2022)
- Look to the rooftops (Portland Tribune, November 2021)
- A Suburban Los Angeles Midcentury With Ample Outdoor Space Asks $1.7 Million (Dwell, November 2021)
- Spacecube and Breathe Show The future Is Not Just Prefab, But Movable Prefab (Dwell, November 2021)
- A Punched-Up Brooklyn Townhouse Holds Three New Condos Starting at $1.2M (Dwell, November 2021)
- A William Wurster–Designed Gem in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights Asks $6.9 Million (Dwell, November 2021)
