The interiors embrace the building’s history, emphasizing the beauty of the existing structure and adding subtle layers of texture, color, and biophilia that evoke Portland’s diverse communities and ecosystems.

Slat walls define three distinct areas within the Visitor Center, providing a sense of intimacy but allowing natural light to filter in.

To ensure that the Visitor Center can truly welcome everyone, the space is designed to be fully ADA accessible.

Mural artist Nia Musiba

A display of maps, brochures, and other Travel Portland resources connects visitors with authentic experiences.

The Visitor Center extends a bold, cheerful welcome to visitors and locals alike with free resources and curated recommendations in a one-of-a-kind space.

A wide and flexible variety of furniture ensures that visitors of all ages, abilities, and sizes have plenty of comfortable seating choices that meet their needs and make them feel welcomed.

A close up shows hand-painted murals by local artist Nia Musiba.

Custom tables that fold easily into mounted cabinetry provide added flexibility for staff and visitors to create more stations and service points to support events and periods of high foot traffic.

Casual Opening Day