Sources for Cascada Thermal Springs + Hotel

Every line on the Cascada Thermal Springs + Hotel record, with where it came from, what kind of source it is and the date we read it.

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Current as of
19 Aug 2026
Last reviewed
19 Aug 2026
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Documented across 8 of 8 pathways.

Practical details and location

  1. The practical details and the map point, 45.5202, -122.6742

    Listing details · OpenStreetMap · read 25 Aug 2026

    Nominatim locality centre, not the property

Evidence by area

All eight areas, in the order this index reads them. Every line was read and placed by a person.

Air Ecology

  1. A non-toxic travel publication names the building's air filtration grade as MERV-13, alongside unscented cleaning products. A named filter grade; no air measurement is published.

    Published information · Girls Who Eat, Non-Toxic Travel Made Simple · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “healthy living baked into the architecture, with MERV-13 air filtration, rainwater collection for toilets, biophilic design (connecting humans to nature in indoor spaces), and unscented cleaning products”

    Read it: The Best Non-Toxic Weekend Getaways in the U.S. Worth Booking Archived copy

  2. Forbes reports a building-wide ventilation and filtration system. Claimed and plausible; the system is not named or graded in this source.

    Published information · Forbes · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “If you find yourself breathing easier during your stay, you can thank the hotel's state-of-the-art ventilation and filtration system.”

    Read it: Inside Cascada, Portland's New Luxury Wellness Hotel And Thermal Springs Spa Archived copy

Water Integrity

Not published. We looked and found nothing on this, which is a gap in what we could read, not a finding about the building.

Light Rhythm

  1. Forbes reports circadian lighting panels fitted in the suites. A named lighting provision in the room a guest sleeps in; no colour temperature or lux figure is published.

    Published information · Forbes · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “you'll discover more unique touches like circadian lighting panels and clean mattresses crafted with just steel coils, an organic latex core, virgin wool and organic cotton”

    Read it: Inside Cascada, Portland's New Luxury Wellness Hotel And Thermal Springs Spa Archived copy

EMF Harmony

Not published. We looked and found nothing on this, which is a gap in what we could read, not a finding about the building.

Materials and Textiles

  1. The architect of record publishes the structure as hybrid mass timber with low-carbon concrete, exposed Mass Plywood Panels and triple-pane windows. Named structural materials from the studio that specified them.

    Published information · LEVER Architecture · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “The use of mass timber and low-carbon concrete are strategies for reducing the building's overall carbon footprint; and other sustainable design elements such as stormwater reuse, triple-pane windows, solar panels, ultra energy-efficient systems, and an efficient building envelope”

    Read it: Cascada, LEVER Architecture projects Archived copy

  2. A non-toxic travel publication names the timber supplier as Freres, mass plywood milled from Oregon forests, with Portuguese cork interiors. A named supplier and a named material.

    Published information · Girls Who Eat, Non-Toxic Travel Made Simple · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “using Freres mass plywood milled from Oregon forests and finishing it with Portuguese cork interiors”

    Read it: The Non-Toxic Design Hotels That Are Actually Worth the Price Tag Archived copy

  3. Forbes publishes the mattress composition, steel coils with an organic latex core, virgin wool and organic cotton, and names foam-free sofas built with Portuguese cork. Named compositions; no emissions test is published.

    Published information · Forbes · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “clean mattresses crafted with just steel coils, an organic latex core, virgin wool and organic cotton”

    Read it: Inside Cascada, Portland's New Luxury Wellness Hotel And Thermal Springs Spa Archived copy

  4. A non-toxic travel publication reports unscented cleaning products in use. Claimed; no cleaning brand is named.

    Published information · Girls Who Eat, Non-Toxic Travel Made Simple · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “and unscented cleaning products”

    Read it: The Best Non-Toxic Weekend Getaways in the U.S. Worth Booking Archived copy

Food and Kitchen

  1. Forbes names the coffee program's suppliers, Deadstock coffee beans and True Tea Portland, with alternative milks made fresh on site and prepared foods made from scratch with no seed oils. Named suppliers and a named oil policy.

    Published information · Forbes · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “All the alternative milks are made fresh onsite, while the prepared foods are also made from scratch with no seed oils.”

    Read it: Inside Cascada, Portland's New Luxury Wellness Hotel And Thermal Springs Spa Archived copy

  2. The property publishes its kitchen policy across its dining venues: no seed oils, no single-use plastic, local sourcing where possible. A stated policy; no grower is named and no share of sourcing is published.

    Published information · CASCADA · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “We avoid seed oils and single use plastic, and source from local growers and producers whenever possible.”

    Read it: Dining at CASCADA Archived copy

Biophilic and Healing Design

  1. The architect of record documents the biophilic method: exposed Mass Plywood Panels, a green wall spanning two floors, plantings inside and out, and natural light and ventilation, all stated as measures for occupant health. A published method from a named studio.

    Published information · LEVER Architecture · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “Biophilic design elements are integrated throughout the building to promote occupant health and well-being including exposed Mass Plywood Panels, a large green wall that spans two floors, a variety of lush greenery and plantings inside and out, and an abundance of natural light and ventilation.”

    Read it: Cascada, LEVER Architecture projects Archived copy

Sound and Sensory Ecology

  1. The property designates its below-grade thermal space, the Sanctuary, as a silent area, and phones are not permitted there. A stated escape from acoustic load; a house rule rather than an acoustic specification, and no noise level is published.

    Published information · CASCADA · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “The Sanctuary. Silent underground. Phones are not permitted in the Sanctuary; they are allowed in the Conservatory and Secret Garden.”

    Read it: Thermal Springs at CASCADA Archived copy

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