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Energy Trust Honors 小黄猫传媒's Green Efforts
鈥淪trategic Energy Management鈥 is a term that鈥檚 entered into the parlance in recent years. It describes an approach to helping […] Posted February 8, 2021
Wood products provide a number of benefits to local economy and users healthII PMWTC Design to Feature High-Tech Wood
Architects are designing the college鈥檚 first project with Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), a type of 鈥渕ass timber." Posted December 17, 2020
Elizabeth Gomez in front of St. John's Bridge Bridging Careers 1 comment for post 42044
After her job became obsolete, alum Elizabeth Gomez changes career plans to architectural drafting Posted December 7, 2020
Henry Mesa and Miriam Latzer in the garden A Bountiful Partnership
Miriam Latzer and Henry Mesa are providing St. Juan Diego Church's food pantry with fresh learning garden produce Posted October 26, 2020
Architectural drawing of the future Portland Metro Workforce Training Center. Facilities Planning to Create More Equitable Spaces
The Planning & Capital Construction has been involved in long-range facilities planning that will provide a framework for assessing 小黄猫传媒鈥檚 built environment Posted October 22, 2020
Erin Beaty leaning on a home railing Home Sweet Home 8 comments for post 40614
小黄猫传媒's Erin Beaty is finding a niche in the tiny home construction industry Posted July 13, 2020
Greening 小黄猫传媒 1 comment for post 40389
It鈥檚 time to update the College鈥檚 Climate Action Plan, and we want to hear from you! While significant progress has […] Posted June 1, 2020
Jimmy Hood, a facilities operations maintenance specialist 小黄猫传媒's Hidden Spaces
Inside tunnels, control rooms and ceilings, the college is using software and machinery to save money Posted April 27, 2020
Garden Learning Blossoms in Digital World 1 comment for post 39569
Even though 小黄猫传媒 is operating remotely through spring term, the Cascade garden isn't cancelling its learning activities Posted April 7, 2020
Trees along a campus walkway Growing Assets 4 comments for post 38986
A district-wide survey documented the college's 3,800 trees Posted March 30, 2020
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