For their final projects, students have chosen locations near Portland’s TriMet Orange Line MAX light rail stations. Each student is customizing the program to suit the site and their interests. The idea should build on the existing urban context and encourage positive neighborhood development.
| Name | Site | Program |
| Ally | Clinton Triangle | Making, Learning and Engaging: Material innovation center with community makerspace. |
| Amin | OMSI | Learning Center & Coworking incubator for startup companies |
| Anson | OMSI | American School of Homecraft |
| Gloria | Clinton Triangle | Marketplace, Park and Makerspace |
| Joe | OMSI | New-age Library/Innovation Center/Career Center |
| Kellen | Clinton Triangle | Urban Agriculture and Sustainable Home Skills Center |
| Miranda | South Waterfront | Biomimicry Learning Center with medical/biotech prototyping, education & health museum |
| Mubai | South Waterfront | Urban Agriculture Centerr: learning from the land and river, water-centered activities |
| Rashed | South Waterfront | Craft Business Incubator Center |
| Tom | South Waterfront | Health/Tech Incubator: digital fabrication, workshops, labs & offices for medical/biotech startup companies |
| Wai Ching | OMSI | Maritime Makers: a wooden boat-building center: for professionals, retirees & families |
| Wei | OMSI | Eastside Builder’s Space |
| Will | South Waterfront | Community Art Center |
| Leo Yaguang | OMSI | Ecology and landscape education center |