The Cornelius Hotel's mansard roof, shown in 2008. The upper floors of the downtown Portland building have been vacant for four decades and damaged by fire and water. (Motoya Nakamura/The ...

Downtown Portland's historic Cornelius Hotel, headed for demolition in 2013, will instead reopen Saturday as a 150-room boutique hotel in combination with its next-door neighbor, the Woodlark ...

hotel gets rave reviews from guests for its gorgeous interiors, warm staff members and cozy rooms. Woodlark sits inside downtown Portland's French Renaissance-style Cornelius and Beaux-Arts ...

president of Portland-based TMT. TMT owns 9 million square feet of commercial real estate from Salem to Seattle. The Cornelius is its only hotel. Its other properties are office towers ...

As Portland makes a concerted effort to join ... The hotel occupies two adjacent 100-year-old downtown buildings: one the former Cornelius Hotel, set in an early 20th-century French-Renaissance ...

Turns out the Cornelius Hotel's nickname “The House of Welcome ... a 20th-century photographer, who was born in Portland. The decor is filled with raw wood and green trees.

In Portland, Ore., across the Willamette River from the Oregon ... and is coming together as a merger of two adjacent historic buildings: the Cornelius Hotel and the 1912 Beaux Arts-style Woodlark ...

West Coast-based R&A Architecture + Design has fused two buildings on the national historic register in downtown Portland, Oregon, to create a new "house of welcome" for the city. Built in 1912 ...

The company is additionally planning to build a luxury lifestyle hotel that will open in 2018 in Hermosa Beach, California, and it’s helping to renovate Portland’s Woodlark and Cornelius Hotel ...

A note: Portland is divided into four quadrants ... The opening of Woodlark has united two iconic buildings— the historic Cornelius Hotel and the Woodlark Building, a former retail and office ...

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