This iconic 1960’s modernist home was commissioned by artist Eric Marcoux and his husband, Eugene Woodworth. Sole owners since its construction, it is believed to have been designed by Portland architect Alfred Edelman. The home showcases the distinctive lines, proportions, and materials emblematic of Portland’s mid-century modernist architects such as Storrs, Zaik, and Belluschi. Edelman’s move to Oregon was driven by a position at the U of O Architectural School. By 1965, he had settled in the Willamette Heights neighborhood and joined the local firm Zaik/Miller. Edelman’s daughter shared that her father’s work was driven by core principles of science, nature, craft, and design. His teachings encouraged ideas and diverse perspectives, often fostering lively and thought-provoking dialogue. This home embodies those values, acting as a tes
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General Information
24093514
SingleFamilyResidence
1
DOM
3
0.26 acres
1.5
3336
1969
R5
Multnomah
R307968
Chapman 5/10
West Sylvan
Lincoln
Residential
SingleFamilyResidence
WILLAMETTE HTS ADD, BLOCK 32, LOT 23, NELY 100' OF LOT 24
Listing Provided Courtesy of Deb Kemp, Deb Kemp Realty, Inc
Krishna Realty data last checked: Jul 25, 2025 18:42 | Listing last modified Oct 25, 2024 09:43,
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This iconic 1960’s modernist home was commissioned by artist Eric Marcoux and his husband, Eugene Woodworth. Sole owners since its construction, it is believed to have been designed by Portland architect Alfred Edelman. The home showcases the distinctive lines, proportions, and materials emblematic of Portland’s mid-century modernist architects such as Storrs, Zaik, and Belluschi. Edelman’s move to Oregon was driven by a position at the U of O Architectural School. By 1965, he had settled in the Willamette Heights neighborhood and joined the local firm Zaik/Miller. Edelman’s daughter shared that her father’s work was driven by core principles of science, nature, craft, and design. His teachings encouraged ideas and diverse perspectives, often fostering lively and thought-provoking dialogue. This home embodies those values, acting as a tes
