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DPR tops out on Alexandria's Eastlake life-science tower
Photo by Brian Miller
There's no ignoring it now. Alexandria Real Estate Equities' second recent Eastlake life-science project now looms over the southbound lanes of Interstate 5.

VA seeks funding for new medical building at American Lake campus

By BENJAMIN MINNICK

The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking $4.1 billion in President Joe Biden's 2024 budget for construction projects, including a few major ones in the Pacific Northwest. The VA refers to major projects as those over $20 million.


City seeks private partner for replacement of Memorial Stadium

By EMMA HINCHLIFFE

The city of Seattle and Seattle Public Schools are seeking proposals from private parties interested in investing in, redeveloping, operating, and maintaining a new Memorial Stadium at the Seattle Center.

Alco nabs 3 acres at Spring District for over $25M

By BRIAN MILLER

Directly east of the Spring District in Bellevue, a Safeway-leased industrial property went on the market last year, with Colliers as the broker. Offers were due last June for the old building, which sits on 3.2 acres. King County just recorded the over $25.1 million sale at 1500 124th Ave. NE.


Meet architect Jennifer Sanin, a design principal flying the flag for female leadership

By EMMA HINCHLIFFE

March is Women's History Month. In honor of the occasion I asked architect Jennifer Sobieraj Sanin, a managing design principal at Ankrom Moisan's Seattle studio, to share her thoughts on what it's like to be a woman in architecture, particularly in a leadership role, and some her greatest career achievements and challenges to date.


New crane over Aurora for Uptown hotel

By BRIAN MILLER

Nearly three years ago, fire gutted a vacant old building at 601 Aurora Ave. N., where Puget Sound Hospitality has long planned an extended-stay hotel. The site is on the corner of Roy Street, and faces south to the Mercer Street underpass.

Google's artificially intelligent ‘Bard' set for next stage

By MICHAEL LIEDTKE

Google announced Tuesday it's allowing more people to interact with “ Bard,” the artificially intelligent chatbot the company is building to counter Microsoft's early lead in a pivotal battleground of technology.


Nominations open for preservation awards

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Tacoma Landmarks Preservation Commission is seeking nominations for the 2023 Historic Preservation Awards. These awards celebrate the best in preservation projects and programming in Tacoma.



TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Meet architect Jennifer Sanin, a design principal flying the flag for female leadership
Nominations open for preservation awards
BLRB Architects
Parametrix
Mass timber conference begins March 27
Tour the University National Bank
MG2
Jackson Main Architecture
Open house on new Vashon park
Graham Baba Architects
Studio Meng Strazzara
SMPS to host public speaking event
City seeks private partner for replacement of Memorial Stadium

Business
March Madness arrives in Vegas after years of avoiding it
Big gains on Wall Street
Yellen: Bank issues different from 2008
Advanced Vapor Devices
Suquamish Tribe
Rail CEO supports some new regs
Dodge unveils last gas muscle car
Oregon debates $200M for housing, homelessness

Construction
VA seeks funding for new medical building at American Lake campus

Environment
Biden creates new monuments

Technology
Google's artificially intelligent ‘Bard' set for next stage

Real Estate
New crane over Aurora for Uptown hotel
Alco nabs 3 acres at Spring District for over $25M
2 new tenants sign on at Summit
Home sales surged in February
DPR tops out on Alexandria's Eastlake life-science tower
Patricia Quist-Therson
Jackson Main Architecture
Robert Landa
Studio Meng Strazzara
Kris Feliciano
Studio Meng Strazzara
Maureen O\'Leary
Graham Baba Architects






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