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This project transformed a tired 195-unit apartment complex in Portland into an attractive setting for potential residents. We re-imagined the entire site from its former name, Fountain Heights, into a new concept, The Clocktower. Since its re-branding, the complex has gone from a 60-75% occupancy rate to a 95% occupancy rate. |
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| We produced design sketches and wrote specifications, and the transformation began. With the addition of a clock, the old tower became an instantly recognizable local landmark, giving passers-by a reason to look at and remember the apartments.
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| Greg DeLory AIBD re-designed and specified all of the colors, landscaping, signage, fences, fountain work, clocks, and office reception area interiors. Call us for more details.
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| The Portland area has many apartment complexes, all painted in variations of muted earth tones. Our design sought to set this location apart and give it a distinct identity. You can see the makeover in progress here with the new colors in the foreground.
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| Brand new signage and new stone monuments designed by DeLory finish off the fresh look, introducing the crisp, blue color scheme to would-be residents and setting an upscale tone for the complex as a whole.
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| Greg DeLory AIBD is currently designing a model unit and a clubhouse remodel for the complex. Stay tuned for the results.
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| Another Multi-Unit Rehabilitation project |
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