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Portland Made: The Makers of Portland's Manufacturing Renaissance

Portland Made: The Makers of Portland's Manufacturing Renaissance

Jen Cogliantry
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What is the Maker Moverment, you ask? It is the legions of artisans and craftspeople and entrepreneurs and doers who are re-inventing and reshaping artisanal manufacturing one hand-made product at a time. It is the people who are starting businesses, developing products, honing their skills and offering support and sharing tools and knowledge with each other. The Maker Movement is gaining momentum across the globe, and everyone is looking to Portland to uncover the who, what, why and how of this critical resurgence of artisanal manufacturing. Through the creation of beautiful and thoughtfully produced goods - from food and fashion to housewares and craft brewing - Portland is showcasing the city's deeply embedded values and playing a lead role in shaping the fast-growing manufacturing renaissance. As the founder and owner of ADX, I have had the good fortune to be at the helm of an extraordinary experiment in urban life. Portland is at the forefront of a New American Manufacturing Revolution, and ADX has been an important catalyst in shaping the handcrafted goods movement. I am constantly asked-by Portlanders, non-Portlanders, politicians, non-profits, other creatives who want to start similar movements in their own cities - what this creative renaissance looks like. This book is the answer. What People Are Saying "Roy reignites my love for this city. There's this saying, 'Portland is where young people go to retire.' Roy attests to the resiliency of creativity. Makers don't play by the rules; they work their asses off to construct a vibrant community that thrives on form, function and art. Every stitch sewn, every joint welded, every pass of the sander challenges societal norms, and cities across the world are taking note. Each new maker business is a calloused, dirt- and sawdust-covered middle finger to the nine to five." -Lee DiSanti, Freelance Journalist and Travel Writer 1859 Magazine
Language
English
Pages
167
Format
Paperback
ISBN 13
9780692468920

Portland Made: The Makers of Portland's Manufacturing Renaissance

Jen Cogliantry
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
What is the Maker Moverment, you ask? It is the legions of artisans and craftspeople and entrepreneurs and doers who are re-inventing and reshaping artisanal manufacturing one hand-made product at a time. It is the people who are starting businesses, developing products, honing their skills and offering support and sharing tools and knowledge with each other. The Maker Movement is gaining momentum across the globe, and everyone is looking to Portland to uncover the who, what, why and how of this critical resurgence of artisanal manufacturing. Through the creation of beautiful and thoughtfully produced goods - from food and fashion to housewares and craft brewing - Portland is showcasing the city's deeply embedded values and playing a lead role in shaping the fast-growing manufacturing renaissance. As the founder and owner of ADX, I have had the good fortune to be at the helm of an extraordinary experiment in urban life. Portland is at the forefront of a New American Manufacturing Revolution, and ADX has been an important catalyst in shaping the handcrafted goods movement. I am constantly asked-by Portlanders, non-Portlanders, politicians, non-profits, other creatives who want to start similar movements in their own cities - what this creative renaissance looks like. This book is the answer. What People Are Saying "Roy reignites my love for this city. There's this saying, 'Portland is where young people go to retire.' Roy attests to the resiliency of creativity. Makers don't play by the rules; they work their asses off to construct a vibrant community that thrives on form, function and art. Every stitch sewn, every joint welded, every pass of the sander challenges societal norms, and cities across the world are taking note. Each new maker business is a calloused, dirt- and sawdust-covered middle finger to the nine to five." -Lee DiSanti, Freelance Journalist and Travel Writer 1859 Magazine
Language
English
Pages
167
Format
Paperback
ISBN 13
9780692468920

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