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and his wife had lived in a building designed by
Claussen and Claussen. Meyer had purchased the Music Box Theater, formerly the Pantages, in 1928 and had hired the firm to redesign the block for office and retail space that would become the Alderway Building. Claussen and Claussen had been able to
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Claussen and Claussen structures have been demolished to meet the changing needs of the community, for example, the First English Evangelical Church at SE Sixth and Market and the Turnverein building at SW 13th and Madison. And some structures were never built as in the case of the Machinery
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Claussen took its place among established Portland architectural firms in 1908 and immediately began designing the E.C. Fety Building (demolished) at SW Second and Main Street at a cost of $ 7,500.
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Merchants, Money, and Power: The
Portland Establishment 1843-1913
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United Fruit and Produce Building (SE 3rd and Washington)
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444:. Portland: Irvington Press. pp. 115 (iBook).
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376:. Athens, Georgia: The Georgian Press. pp.
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211:Knight Packing Co. Expansion (SE 8th and Alder)
164:Ajax Rubber Co. Building (NW 12th and Flanders)
944:Seigneur, Cornelia Becker (January 19, 2009).
247:Palace Court Apartments (NW 22nd and Flanders)
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226:Northrup Apartments (2445 NW Northrup Street)
196:Goldstein Building (8128 North Denver Avenue)
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190:Falcon Art Studios (NE Fremont and Michigan)
1001:Vaughan, Thomas; McMath, George A. (1967).
1035:Defunct architecture firms based in Oregon
972:Claussen and Claussen Architectural Papers
193:Frank Fink Warehouse (SE 3rd and Yamhill)
187:Empress Apartments (NW 16th and Burnside)
167:Alderway Building (SW Broadway and Alder)
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262:Raintree Apartments (924 SW 16th Avenue)
214:LaSalle Apartments (SE 15th and Madison)
199:Holsman Apartments (NW 21st and Overton)
405:. Portland. April 20, 1908. p. 15.
238:Murray Apartments (SE 37th and Belmont)
217:Laurelhurst School (840 NE 41st Avenue)
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208:Kent Apartments (SE 20th and Belmont)
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232:May Apartments (SW 14th and Taylor)
152:Partial list of surviving buildings
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529:"William Emil Claussen"
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