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Property Watch: An Artfully Remodeled Craftsman off Alberta Street

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By Sarah Lloyd
| Portland Monthly (Oregon) Verified
Paula English first moved into this Alberta Arts District house—recognizable from the vintage tandem bike hanging on the front porch—as a tenant. And in stereotypical rental-home fashion, the entire thing was painted in what she calls “an aseptic white color” inside and out. This includes the river rock details on the exterior, wrapping around the home’s foundation and up the columns of the front porch.
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Property Watch: An Ornate Early Craftsman in Portland Heights

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By Sarah Lloyd
| Portland Monthly (Oregon) Verified
Craftsman-style homes have an enduring popularity, but there’s nothing like one built just as Victorian architecture was on its way out. The aesthetic grew from the Arts and Crafts movement, which emphasized higher-quality materials in the face of Industrial Revolution–era mass production, and presented a beautiful but more modest alternative to the sprawling, ornate Queen Anne manses that came before them. But that modesty bar was stunningly low, especially by today’s standards.
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Property Watch: Artist Eric Marcoux’s Midcentury Oasis

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By Sarah Lloyd
| Portland Monthly (Oregon) Verified
Portland artist, queer activist, and Buddhist teacher Eric Marcoux and his husband, ballet dancer Eugene Woodworth, spent 60 inseparable years together—more than 40 of them in this house. Rumor has it that Alfred Edelman designed the home soon after relocating to Portland from New York—and that Marcoux paid him in art for his services. Edelman was not only an architect, but a visual artist himself, as well as cofounder of Hot Lips Pizza and Delphina’s Bakery.
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