Rebuild Albina

A Thriving Black Cultural And Economic District

An arial photograph of the Albina District in Portland Oregon. — **The Low End Rendering**Credit: MALL, fièvre + jones, The Light We Make

We are not investing directly in individual or infill projects. Instead, we work at the district-scale, cultivating an interconnected economy where culture, learning, housing, business, ecology, art, and public space work together to create opportunity.

1803 views prosperity through an ecosystem lens. Lasting transformation happens when investments in people and place reinforce one another. We envision learning as a capital asset, embedded into the physical, social, and cultural life of the district. Here, the neighborhood becomes a classroom, and the classroom becomes an extension of the neighborhood, making learning continuous, visible, and integrated into everyday life.

Rendering of people milling about the proposed Albina Riverside park. — **Albina Riverside Rendering**Credit: AD—WO, MALL, Wayside Studio, The Light We Make

Rendering of the Low End depicting a red building with curved passages underneath. — **The Low End Renderings**Credit: MALL, fièvre + jones, The Light We Make

Rebuild Albina is designed to build permanence

Black-led ownership, cultural and educational programming, and economic value that can be retained, reinvested, and carried forward across generations.

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