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A Porsche 911 in the central gallery space, where custom built-in screens and display cases set in the stunning, hand-finished walnut paneled wall showcase a history of Porsche’s global cultural legacy.
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Linear overhead LED lights and cove lighting at the base of the walnut wall illuminate the central exhibition space.
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Adjacent to the gallery and espresso bar, retail-style display cases showcase a full line of Porsche-designed lifestyle products and accessories.
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A custom wine and espresso bar anchors the design, providing a central gathering point for visitors that offers refreshments and ample seating.
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The design of the bar incorporates a luxurious mix of locally made products including Clayhouse Tile and other warm, textured natural materials that evoke the Pacific Northwest.
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A discreet door in the walnut paneled wall provides access to bring display vehicles into the exhibition space.
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As the first Porsche Studio in the U.S., the design nods to the style and traditions of the established European studios, but with an all-new materials package that creates an elevated cozy lounge atmosphere that resonates with Portland.
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A gallery provides space for photography exhibitions and other wall-mounted art installations, accompanied by a Porsche Macan SUV.
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The studio is also a functional service point, providing a sleek, indoor drop-off location for Porsche owners in the city to have their vehicles serviced.
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View from the outside in – rolltop-style window garage doors offer enticing views inside to the community spaces, offering a glimpse of the exhibitions and sparking curiosity. During the neighborhood’s famous First Thursday art walks, the doors can be opened to welcome increased foot traffic.