Project by Anyeley Hallová (MLA ’03) Won 2026 ULI Americas Award for Excellence

Cedar, steel, glass, and concrete stadium seating blend a building into its natural surroundings.
Parrot Creek in Oregon City, Oregon. Photo by Lara Swimmer Photography.
Date
Nov. 13, 2026
Anyeley Hallová headshot with a bright blue background.

Anyeley Hallová (MLA ’03) is the founder and CEO of Adre, a socially responsible real estate development company headquartered in Portland, Oregon.

Adre’s project Parrot Creek is a 22,410-square-foot residential treatment campus in Oregon City for youth, built with trauma-informed design and developed in partnership with youth, universities, and Indigenous community members.

The project site also served as the subject of the fall 2022 GSD option studio “Trauma-Informed Design at Parrott Creek,” taught by Anyeley Hallová and Gina Ford.

Parrot Creek was named one of nine winners of the 2026 ULI Americas Award for Excellence, one of the most rigorous recognitions in real estate development. A 15-member jury of developers, architects, planners, and finance leaders judged each project on design, financial viability, community impact, and sustainability.

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