Modern glass entryway leading to a museum, flanked by brick and stone buildings, with trees and people in a well-lit outdoor space. Modern glass and metal building with a green accent, featuring wide steps, a plaza, and visitors walking underneath a cloudy sky.
Connecting Art and City

Protected: Portland Art Museum Rothko Pavilion

The landscape at the Portland Art Museum’s Rothko Pavilion reimagines the museum campus as a civic threshold—an extension of Portland’s public realm where art, city, and landscape converge. Located along the South Park Blocks, the project transforms formerly fragmented exterior spaces into a cohesive sequence of plazas and passages that welcome movement through the museum while strengthening its relationship to the surrounding neighborhood.

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Location

Portland, OR

Architect

Vinci Hamp & Hennebery Eddy Architects

Photography

Jeremy Bitterman

Landscape Architect of Record

Walker Macy