An attractive and well integrated look for Portland. However, it should be double the size in square footage (thus, taller). Here's why: Portland will continue to be a prime city of destination to live and work. As youth opt out of the "family program/life", they--along with immigrants--will continue to stream into a city like Portland. It's where the more interesting lifestyle and jobs will be. If available land is not maximized for space to match demand, prices will continue to soar. It's why San Francisco is unaffordable to most for housing. They won't build anything of note. Of course, if you are a current land owner in Portland you want this scenario, to maximize your profit to sell or rent. I predict that in 10 years Portland will be as expensive as Boston and Manhattan to live and work. The city and its residents think that they are keeping the charm of Portland, and to a degree they are (superficially), but crazy demand with little supply results in unaffordability--residential or office. There is no way around this. I would insist that the developer add ten floors (office and market rate rental housing).