Parkway Manor
A five-story student residence at Portland State University that provided diverse housing options for students before its demolition in 2023.
At a glance
Parkway Manor was a purpose-built dormitory serving Portland State University’s residential community. The building housed approximately 120 residents across multiple unit types, from shared sleeper rooms to two-bedroom apartments.
History
The building operated as student housing at Portland State University until its demolition in 2023. Beyond this basic timeline, detailed historical information about its construction date and founding context is not available.
What you see
Parkway Manor rose five stories and contained a mix of residential units designed for different student needs. The complex included seven two-bedroom units, 24 one-bedroom units, 10 studios, and 13 shared sleeper rooms with communal bath, shower, and kitchen facilities.
Cultural significance
As a university residence hall, Parkway Manor supported student life at Portland State University, one of the Pacific Northwest’s major public institutions. The variety of unit types reflected evolving approaches to affordable campus housing.
Key facts
- Location: Portland, Oregon, United States
- Coordinates: 45.5136, −122.6845
- Building type: Student residence hall
- Stories: Five
- Demolition: 2023
Practical information & getting there
Parkway Manor no longer stands. The site is located in Portland’s central urban area, accessible via public transportation. For current information about Portland State University housing, visit the university’s residential life office.
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