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This article originally appeared on the ADSK News Blog. To read the original in its entirety, click HERE. When travelers step into the newly reimagined terminal at Portland International Airport (PDX), the experience feels different. Natural light fills the space. A sweeping mass timber roof stretches overhead. People pause, look up, and take it in. Behind that moment
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