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A Healing Home Away from Home

Gary and Christine Rood Family Pavilion

The second building of the CHH 2 project, this 11-story building includes the 5-story Gary and Christine Rood Family Pavilion, a conference center, and a 5-story above ground parking garage. The Rood Family Pavilion is a 76-unit guest house for patients and their families who have traveled long distances for specialized care at OHSU. The guest house is run in partnership with the Ronald McDonald House Charities and includes a community kitchen, children’s park, healing garden, and teen room. The new CHH 2 buildings are connected to each other by a tunnel, and they are connected to CHH 1 by a two-story skybridge. The project achieved LEED Gold.

Contract Type IPD
Client Oregon Health and Sciences University
Architect ZGF Architects
Location Portland, OR
Year 2019
Sustainability LEED Gold

Modern kitchen interior with people cooking and interacting at a stylish island, featuring open shelves with cups and plates.

Project Story

Person with child at Ronald McDonald House reception, welcome sign above, bright hallway visible, supportive environment.

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