World Trade Center, Portland

The World Trade Center comprises three interconnected buildings with sky walkways linking the structures together in Portland's business district. The complex extends across seventeen floors and houses multiple companies and organizations within its towers.

The complex was originally named Willamette Center when it opened in 1977 as part of Portland's commercial growth during that era. It was designed to accommodate the expanding business activity of the city.

The building functions as a meeting place where business professionals gather for international trade discussions and corporate partnerships. It serves the region as a focal point for economic activity and professional networking.

The building offers ample parking facilities and meeting spaces with convenient access to public transportation links. Visitors and workers can easily navigate the complex and conduct their business activities throughout the day.

The building features a rooftop helipad that sets it apart from typical office buildings in the area. Inside, it contains an auditorium with seating for around 220 people, used for presentations and corporate events.

Location: Portland

Inception: 1977

Architects: ZGF Architects LLP

Floors above the ground: 17

GPS coordinates: 45.51630,-122.67500

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:06