>***NOTE! I stink and didn’t post this until now…too late. However there is an excellent PDF on the new buildings HERE. For more information on the Peninsula Park Commons, click HERE.
Hi there!Are you or anyone you know interested in living in a fun, green, family-friendly community in North Portland? Or just curious about those new buildings across from Peninsula Park?Peninsula Park Commons, a small and dynamic cohousing community, has added three units, available for sale this spring. Join us for an open house to preview these beautiful, new, environmentally responsible homes:
Date: Sunday, March 16th Hours: 1 – 5 pm
Location: 6325 – 6337 N. Albina (Albina at Holman, across from Peninsula Park)For recent pictures and all kinds of additional information, follow these links to project photos and a sales flyer.At the open house you can check out the:
– Bike sculpture integrated into the gable ends, exterior stair railings, trellises, and other hidden places (thank you Richard Cawley, Simon Lyle and Jeremiah Guske!)
– Circular central courtyard with a curvy brick pattern and artistic centerpiece (thank you Melissa Medeiros for the design!)
– Cohousing design elements throughout
– ‘Live edge’ interior maple trim (thank you Officer’s Row in Vancouver and a November stormy night for the 100+ year old downed tree!)
– 3rd floor sun rooms with salvaged windows and tile floors
– Portland’s first bike curb cut (that we know of) and spacious bike storage room
– Green building construction materials and practices (solar thermal systems, in-floor radiant heat, fiberglass windows, plywood box cabinets, advanced framing…)
Developer and General Contractor: Eli Spevak and Simon Lyle at Orange Splot LLC
Architects: Mark Lakeman and Patrick Donaldson at Communitecture
If you’re a potential buyer and might want to join this little bike-friendly community (sales prices from $205K – $333K) or have other questions, send me an e-mail at eli@aracnet.com or drop me a line at (503) 422-2607.Feel free to forward this along.
Enjoy the sunny day!- Eli and the (growing) Peninsula Park Commons crew
Piedmont. Portland's Emerald. 
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