The Associated Press reports that Boise officials have hired famed architect Moshe Safdie to design a new main library to replace the current library, which is a retrofitted warehouse from the 1940s.
Alaska Airlines said yesterday it will build a six-story, 128,000-square-foot building called The Hub across the street from its corporate headquarters near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Sierra has 19 projects under construction with an average size of 435,000 square feet, including Georgetown Crossroads, which is billed as the first multi-story fulfillment center in North America.
The project could gain an extra 15 feet of height under Seattle's Living Building Pilot Program, which encourages green features.
The third plan in two years has been filed for the Upper Queen Anne Safeway, at 2100 Queen Anne Ave. N.
Sound Transit has set aside 6.5 acres of the site for 1.1 million square feet of future TOD after the operations facility is finished in December 2020.
Collections wouldn't likely begin until 2020.
The school has reduced the scope of the project and rebid the GC/CM contract as design-build.
Developer Holland Partner Group and site owner Safeway will show plans next month to redevelop the grocery store at 2100 Queen Anne Ave. N. The first design review meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8 at Queen Anne Community Center, 1901 First Ave. W.
SHA estimates that eventually it will have about 1,700 units of permanently affordable housing in Yesler Terrace.
The city-wide upzone could mean seven stories and 155 units on the old Vitamilk site.
Seattle Housing Authority expects to start construction in the second quarter of 2019 on a 129-unit apartment building for low income people at 1001 E. Yesler Way.
Onni Group may make some changes to two of the four towers it is developing in South Lake Union, on land that it bought from The Seattle Times.
Lake Union Partners will present plans to the city of Seattle tonight for a six-story apartment building at 2220 E. Union St.
One year ago, the owner of an old two-story commercial building at 1405 Elliott Ave. W. filed plans to demolish that structure. Final permits have not yet been issued. However, there's now a plan for a replacement building.
W.G. Clark Construction broke ground last month on a 75-unit apartment building at South Jackson Street and 26th Avenue South in Seattle.
King County wants a master plan for what could become a ‘next generation high-density town center’ in Seattle.
On a Ballard property it doesn't yet own, at 929-943 N.W. Market St., Aegis is considering a new assisted living and memory care facility.
The state formed a committee to recommend the highest public benefit and future economic development uses for the state-owned site should resources become available for the Guard to move to a different site.
Kirk Kozlowski of Saratoga Capital is proposing a super-skinny apartment building at 2226 Elliott Ave., a site that was previously unbuildable because of the viaduct.
