Art at Greenwich Plaza
It is with great pleasure we to announce that Greenwich Plaza has expanded its art collection, installing two new works in our One Greenwich Plaza lobby. These pieces join Borealis, the existing 29-foot-welded-steel sculpture by Mark di Suvero, in the courtyard. Our new additions are:

• James Brooks’ Apthorp, 1975, acrylic on canvas measuring 64” x 76 3/16” on the West wall.
• Paul Resika’s Dream of Jack’s Island, 2006, oil on canvas measuring 60” x 52” on the East wall.

The attached brochure featuring Apthorp, Dream of Jack’s Island and Borealis details information about each work and artist. Whenever you have a moment, we encourage you to view the entire collection and we hope you will find enjoyment in each piece. View brochure.

Ashforth Adds a Sparkle to Portland's Skyline

Window Restoration Project Completed and Decades-Long Window Grime Problem Solved

Ashforth Pacific, Inc., has changed the look of Portland’s skyline. After completing a challenging, time-consuming window restoration project, Ashforth’s 14-story office tower, One Pacific Square, located in downtown Portland, now shines as a prominent member of the Portland skyline.

After more than three months – a consuming six weeks of trial and error to produce the right cleaning mixture and removal process added to eight weeks of physically cleaning the windows – One Pacific Square looked like a completely new building. “This is an extraordinary accomplishment and a tremendous amount of credit is due to our entire management team for their determination and persistence, particularly Scott Lunski, who spent countless hours formulating a sustainable cleaning solution and the proper method to clean the grime without damaging the windows,” said Langley.

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