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New study offers ideas to get Seattle walking

By KATIE ZEMTSEFF

Experts from Gehl Architects in Cophenhagen say Seattle can get a lot more people walking if the city turns alleys into public spaces, makes First Avenue a green boulevard and concentrates on ways to make downtown more vibrant.

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SHA seeks bids on Denny Terrace

By Journal Staff

The Seattle Housing Authority is looking to hire a construction manager for renovation of its 11-story, 221-unit Denny Terrace apartment building at 100 Melrose Ave. E.


ZGF renews lease at 4th & Madison

By Journal Staff

Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects renewed its lease for a full floor at the Fourth & Madison Building in downtown.


Judge sets aside sale of downtown bank site

By MARC STILES

A judge ruled Friday that the Federal Reserve Bank did not follow required procedures in selling its former branch in downtown Seattle. The judge set aside the 2008 sale of the half-block property at 1015 Second Ave.


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