NV

NV is a 26-story residential tower in Portland's Pearl District that combines glass, concrete, and metal across its height. The building stands out in the skyline and includes apartments, retail spaces at ground level, and parking areas within its structure.

The building was completed in 2016 as part of the Pearl District's shift to residential development from its industrial past. It marks a turning point when older warehouse areas began housing thousands of new residents in downtown Portland.

This building symbolizes the shift from industrial spaces to residential neighborhoods that changed how Portland's core areas are used today. You can see how new architecture brought different kinds of people and activities into what was once a forgotten part of the city.

The building sits in a well-connected neighborhood with bus stops and bike lanes nearby for easy movement around the city. Walking from here takes you quickly to restaurants, cafes, and shops throughout the Pearl District.

The exterior features geometric patterns that shift and change appearance throughout the day as sunlight moves and angles across the facade. These patterns create different visual effects that make the building look distinctly different from morning to evening.