Failing Office Building
Failing Office Building, Office building in Downtown Portland, United States
The Failing Office Building features brick and terra cotta ornamentation, representing early 20th-century classical commercial architecture in Portland's downtown district.
Construction of the Failing Office Building took place in 1913 under the direction of architectural firm Whidden and Lewis, who operated in Portland from 1889.
The National Register of Historic Places includes this building among other significant structures that shaped Portland's commercial development during the early 1900s.
Located at coordinates 45.519167 latitude and -122.676944 longitude, the building maintains its historic exterior while accommodating modern office requirements.
Whidden and Lewis incorporated classical elements into the design, creating a structure that remains a testament to Portland's architectural evolution.
Location: Portland
Architects: Whidden and Lewis
GPS coordinates: 45.51917,-122.67694
Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:46
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