'Does not live up to its full potential': Competition invites teams to revitalize Portland's waterfront park

Under the first phase of the competition, dubbed the “request for qualifications,” teams must submit their initial application by July 30.

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What happenedUnder the first phase of the competition, dubbed the “request for qualifications,” teams must submit their initial application by July 30.

What changedThe left frames it as "Portland launches competition to reimagine waterfront park". The center frames it as "'Does not live up to its full potential': Competition invites teams to revitalize Portlan...".

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Still Watching. The left frames it as "Portland launches competition to reimagine waterfront park". The center frames it as "'Does not live up to its full potential': Competition invites teams to revitalize Portlan...".

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Jul 8, 9:25 PM: The Oregonian (OregonLive) joined the source map.

Jul 8, 11:44 PM: KOIN6 (Nexstar, Portland OR) joined the source map.

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KOIN6 (Nexstar, Portland OR)33m ago

'Does not live up to its full potential': Competition invites teams to revitalize Portland's waterfront park

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Under the first phase of the competition, dubbed the “request for qualifications,” teams must submit their initial application by July 30.

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The Oregonian (OregonLive)1h ago

Portland launches competition to reimagine waterfront park

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Design teams have until July 30 to pitch a new vision for Tom Mc Call Waterfront Park before being put to a city vote.

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