NEWS AND EVENTS

National Nonprofit Day

August 17, 2022 | Harper's Playground, Housing Land Advocates, national nonprofit day

Today, for National Nonprofit Day, we wanted to highlight some of the nonprofits the Winterbrook Planning team has been involved with.

World Nature Conservation Day

July 28, 2022 | Holiday, World Nature Conservation Day

Happy World Nature Conservation Day! We at Winterbrook Planning use land-use and environmental planning to create a more harmonious relationship with nature.

Willamette Week features Columbia Children’s Arboretum

July 19, 2022 | Columbia Children's Arboretum, in the news, NNA

Willamette Week recently highlighted the Columbia Children's Arboretum, one of our recent environmental planning projects in Portland.

Jesse’s 26th work anniversary

May 20, 2022 | Jesse Winterowd, Work Anniversary

It's Jesse Winterowd's 26th work anniversary! From entry-level to managing principal, he is a shining example of what Winterbrook stands for.

Earth Day 2022

April 22, 2022 | Earth Day, Values

Winterbrook Planning works all year round in an effort to encourage the harmonious relationship between people and planet.

Winterbrook Planning welcomes Grace Coffey

April 7, 2022 | Grace Coffey, New Employee

Grace Coffey is an Assistant Planner with Winterbrook Planning. She specializes in housing projects, GIS and spatial analysis, zoning, code research and development, and community engagement.

SW Portland Planned Development Approved

March 3, 2022 | Multnomah Village Neighborhood Association, Project Approval, Public Engagement, SW Canby

Scotia Western States Housing home office approved the narrative for the SW Canby development. Process included a public engagement aspect.

Mark your calendars for the annual Housing Land Advocates conference

February 25, 2022 | Ben Schonberger, Conference, Housing Land Advocates, Jesse Winterowd, Virtual Conference

Mark your calendars for the Housing Land Advocates annual conference! This one-day online conference will explore the future of fair and affordable housing within the contexts of the climate crisis and land use law’s legacy of racial exclusion and oppression.

Coastal hazards planning in New York Times

February 9, 2022 | K12, Schools, Seaside Planning Commission, Seaside School District, Urban Growth Boundary

Our Seaside project, involved urban growth boundary amendments and moving the K-12 schools out of tsunami inundation zones, was mentioned in the New York Times.