"Blank House" is an architectural masterpiece by award-winning architect Jennifer Bonner of MALL, set in Portland’s sought-after Overlook neighborhood. As the city’s first single-family cross-laminated timber (CLT) house, this visionary residence redefines modern living with its bold form, innovative materiality, and dynamic spatial compositions. The home will be constructed using CLT panels, a system that provides exceptional fire resilience with a 2-hour fire rating. Situated on a large property with an environmental overlay, it offers privacy and a strong connection to nature in a unique and historic neighborhood. The design features a vertical CLT perimeter wall acting as both structure and sculptural element, rising up to 34 feet. A sister project to the acclaimed Haus Gables in Atlanta, this home celebrates architectural experimentation, material exploration, and livable art. Inside, the layout is designed for function and flow, with an entry lounge, kitchen, office, and living area on the main floor, all with hardwood flooring. The lower floor includes two bedrooms with polished concrete floors and radiant heating, plus tiled bathrooms. The upper floor offers a third bedroom, a sauna, and a roof terrace with an enclosed sitting area, creating a private retreat with stunning views. Custom interior finishes enhance the modern aesthetic, and the home’s tiered design follows the natural slope of the site. This permit-ready home has all necessary approvals in place, making it a truly ready-to-build project. Contact us today to learn more about this rare opportunity to bring an architectural vision to life. Visit the physical dollhouse model at City of Possibility (401 SW 5th Ave) every Fri, Sat, and Sun from 12-6 until 3/27.