5-9-2016 | News
Our city is growing at an extraordinary rate. Every week, additional construction changes the look and livability of our neighborhoods. It is no secret that we are experiencing a shortage of housing, particularly affordable housing. Design review is both an unavoidable part of the building-supply chain and a critical tool in the city’s tool kit to produce better designed, more livable neighborhoods. Failing to even consider these recommendations right now misses a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to do right by the design of our city.
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On a clear day in Seattle—and, yes, there is such a thing—the view from a new…
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