Projects
8 completed buildings, 1 under construction and 5 design concepts across Seattle, Portland and Bend. Every one starts with a story drawn from nature or a journey.
CompletedWoodlawnWoodlawn, Portland
CompletedSolisCapitol Hill, Seattle
CompletedCascadaAlberta Arts District, Portland
Under ConstructionCascada BendDowntown Bend, Oregon
ConceptCanyon
CompletedThe SolTerra BuildingDivision, Portland
ConceptMossa
CompletedLakeViewEastlake, Seattle
ConceptBirch
CompletedCoveCapitol Hill, Seattle
ConceptSlate
CompletedBrooklyn YardBrooklyn, Portland
ConceptHillside
CompletedBezelAlberta Arts District, Portland
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- WoodlawnAn 18-unit LEED Platinum building in Portland's Woodlawn neighborhood with 1,100 sf of living walls, a 4,500 sf ecoroof and solar awnings.
- SolisA 45-unit Passive House–designed building on Capitol Hill, Seattle, with automated sun shades, a rooftop garden and a 75-foot mural by FinDAC.
- CascadaA wellness hotel and thermal springs in Portland's Alberta Arts District, completed Q1 2025: 100 hotel rooms, a 38,000 sf thermal spa, Terra Mae and Forbidden Fruit restaurants and Alberta Street Coffee.
- The SolTerra BuildingA 38,000 sf industrial office building on SE Division in Portland with a 250-person tree-lined roof deck, living walls and a greywater cistern.
- LakeViewA 33-unit building in Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood with skylit sleeping lofts, balconies and city, water and territorial views.
- CoveA 60-unit building on Capitol Hill, Seattle, inspired by the waves of Puget Sound, with a rippling metal-fin façade and a green roof awning.
- Brooklyn YardA 46-unit building in Portland's Brooklyn neighborhood built around a vegetated courtyard, with river and mountain views and solar awnings.
- BezelAn 18-unit building at NE 15th and Alberta in Portland's Alberta Arts District, with modern terracotta siding and a green roof kitchen and fire table.
Concepts
- CanyonA concept inspired by Arizona's Antelope Canyon and 1970s motel design, with winding stairs that bring neighbors together and a high-desert roof garden.
- MossaA concept inspired by Japanese architecture and landscape design, with a maple and rock-garden courtyard and the world's first Japanese moss museum.
- BirchA concept inspired by a grove of birch trees: a tiered, living-wall canyon with treehouse-like amenity spaces and a rain-fed waterfall.
- SlateA concept inspired by layers of rock in the earth's crust, with cantilevered floors, a brick façade and a rooftop saltwater pool and green roof.
- HillsideA concept that continues its natural hillside, inspired by terraced rice paddies, with VeraWall living walls and rooftop retail.
Projects shown include projects and concepts developed or co-developed by SolTerra or its owners.