Visitors Information Center (Portland, Oregon)

The Visitors Information Center, also known as the Rose Building, is a historic landmark in downtown Portland, Oregon, built in 1948 by architect John Yeon. Recognized for its unique blend of International and Northwest Regional architectural styles, it features a natural color palette and innovative design elements like plywood walls and louvered ventilation. This building has served various purposes, including a chamber of commerce office and the headquarters for the Portland Rose Festival. Nestled within Tom McCall Waterfront Park, it offers visitors a glimpse into Portland's architectural heritage and serves as a hub for information about the city.