SE Powell Boulevard has a single island platform for the two tracks along the west side of I-205 .This platform has a single canopy in the middle of it, inside canopy has a single windscreen with the glass art by Kim Hablin. The platform is accessed via a grade crossing at either end. The southern one leads to a 391 space park & ride lot. The northern one to a more substantial entrance plaza along the Multi-Use Path where Valerie Otani's sculptural tree is found combining the Han Dynasty "Money Tree" and Douglas fir (Public Art on MAX Green Line). This exit leads down the multi-use path to Powell Blvd a short ways north and down the driveway to the Park & Ride lot to its entrance that is a continuation of SE 91st Place along 92nd Avenue.
All photos taken on 18 October, 2011
