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Tuesday 10 December 2024
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Stumptown Coffee’s West End Cafe in Portland to move to new 11W Building

The recently delivered 11W development, while featuring modern design, customized Japanese steel exterior, and large plate German glass, is also committed to art preservation. The ground floor cafe location sits in an alcove specifically designed to preserve a mural on the adjacent Carlyle Building, “Capax Infiniti” by South African artist Faith47, ensuring that it’s visible from the cafe’s interior and exterior seating

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PORTLAND, Ore., USA – Portland’s homegrown Stumptown Coffee Roasters will open a new cafe on the ground floor of the recently completed 11W Building, a 25-story mixed-use tower at SW 11th Avenue and SW Washington Street. In conjunction, the company’s existing cafe at the Ace Hotel, located just around the corner on SW Harvey Milk Street, will close. The new cafe is planned to open late fall of this year.

Stumptown has been committed to downtown Portland for 20 years, beginning with its largest cafe at SW 3rd Avenue, which opened in 2003. With the new cafe opening in 11W, Stumptown will partner with the Goodman family, who through their multigenerational business, Downtown Development Group, owns the building and has a long history of civic engagement in Portland.

“Stumptown cafes are deeply embedded in the neighborhoods we serve, serving as gathering places for our community while elevating local artists and the coffee-drinking experience,” says Stumptown President Laura Szeliga. “Our commitment to Portland runs deep, as does our history in the West End neighborhood, and we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to partner with the Goodman family and Downtown Development Group in making a shared investment in downtown Portland.”

Stumptown has traditionally chosen locations in historical buildings for its cafes, designing each uniquely to honor the neighborhood surrounding it and bringing in distinctive and beautiful art to each space.

The recently delivered 11W development, while featuring modern design, customized Japanese steel exterior, and large plate German glass, is also committed to art preservation. The ground floor cafe location sits in an alcove specifically designed to preserve a mural on the adjacent Carlyle Building, “Capax Infiniti” by South African artist Faith47, ensuring that it’s visible from the cafe’s interior and exterior seating.

“Stumptown Coffee Roasters is an essential part of Portland’s history and culture, as well as an important economic driver in this dynamic neighborhood,” says Matthew Goodman, vice president at Downtown Development Group. “Our shared commitment to the West End will ensure that it continues to be bustling around the clock with well-caffeinated residents, employees, and visitors.”

Chicago-based Cresset Partners partnered with Downtown Development Group on the 11W, which features 213 best-in-class residences and penthouses, 115,000 square feet of office space, and curated ground floor retail.

The building’s residences and commercial spaces are already roughly 50% leased after being open for just a few months. Targeting LEED Platinum certification, 11W is at the forefront of environmental sustainability, featuring a sophisticated air filtration system along with sliding glass panels in its retail spaces, offering plenty of light, outdoor seating, and indoor/outdoor connectivity.

The building is accessible via an adjacent Streetcar stop, and prioritizes safety through its state-of-art security technology, as well its membership in the private West End Security District.

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