Tree Farm, Commercial building in Central Eastside, Portland, US

Tree Farm is a six-story building at Morrison and Southeast Third in Portland's Buckman neighborhood. Brett Schulz Architects designed it, Guerrilla Development was the developer, and Pro-Teck Construction the contractor. More than 50 strawberry trees are installed on the exterior. The project reportedly cost $12.7 million.

Completed in 2020, this building was developed by Guerrilla Development as part of Portland's urban revitalization effort. It emerged during a period when the city was expanding creative office spaces for small businesses and startups.

The name Tree Farm comes from the more than 50 strawberry trees planted on the exterior, a fruiting species rather than a conifer. The building stands at Morrison and Southeast Third in Buckman, and the trees in their steel planters are the feature passers-by stop to look at.

The building sits near Morrison Bridge with ground-level retail spaces and office rooms spread across five upper floors. This layout accommodates different types of businesses and activities under one structure.

The building's exterior holds more than 50 strawberry trees, set into the facade rather than at ground level. Brett Schulz Architects designed the project, with Guerrilla Development as developer and Pro-Teck Construction as contractor; the reported cost was $12.7 million.