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SSHD plans affordable units where iconic ‘Bird' house now roosts
Photo via Seattle Social Housing Developer
What is “the Bird,” at 2402 E. Yesler Way? That's a small 1970s-era structure constructed by the late former Washington state House Speaker Frank Chopp, who died last year.

WSU seeks design-build team for aquatic research facilities

By EMMA LAPWORTH

With $50 million in federal funding support, Washington State University is launching a new statewide program for aquatic excellence, focused on advancing sustainable aquaculture, improving aquatic animal health (including salmon), and protecting the state's aquatic ecosystems.


169 Everett units, from Koz, are well underway

By BRIAN MILLER

Without any announcement, construction began in the summer of last year at 2609 Wetmore Ave. in downtown Everett. There, acting as its own architect, Koz Development had previously gained its permits for an eight-story, 169-unit workforce housing project.


New home for Jewish school takes shape next to Mercer Island synagogue

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Ground was broken in April on a new home for the Jewish Day School of Metropolitan Seattle (JDS) on Mercer Island. The school is relocating from Bellevue to the Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation (HNT) campus at 3700 E. Mercer Way on Barnabie Point.

Navy seeks bids for $30B shipyard work

By JOURNAL STAFF

The U.S. Navy has issued a solicitation for construction contracts worth up to $30 billion to support shipyard modernization under the Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program.

Work begins on PSE's 130MW Battle Butte solar facility

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

Ground has been broken on Puget Sound Energy's new utility-scale solar facility in south-central Montana.


The jobsite record: Will you be prepared when questions arise?

By KEN WANAMAKER

A superintendent's daily log can seem like just another task competing for attention on a busy jobsite. Until someone needs it.


Architect restarts U District plan

By JOURNAL STAFF

A long-stalled project in the U District is showing signs of new life at 5639 University Way N.E., on the north end of the Ave, near Cowen Park.

Woodinville industrial building sells for over $14M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial property at 19211 144th Ave. N.E. sold last week for $14.7 million, according to King County records.

Construction material cost soar 11.9% from last year

By JOURNAL STAFF

The AGC reports that many contractors are also dealing with steel shortages and longer delivery times.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
New home for Jewish school takes shape next to Mercer Island synagogue
Architect restarts U District plan
Navy seeks bids for $30B shipyard work
WSU seeks design-build team for aquatic research facilities

Business
AI stocks lead a Wall Street rebound, European markets drop
King County adds 15 ballot boxes
Consumer apprehension grows as US retailers adopt AI-assisted pricing tools

Construction
The jobsite record: Will you be prepared when questions arise?
Construction material cost soar 11.9% from last year
Firms are using AI, data tools to improve jobsite safety

Environment
Work begins on PSE's 130MW Battle Butte solar facility

Real Estate
169 Everett units, from Koz, are well underway
Woodinville industrial building sells for over $14M
Uptown apartments find new hands
104 Puyallup units sell for $25M
SSHD plans affordable units where iconic ‘Bird' house now roosts
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Amaresh Siva
Alaska Airlines
Haley Wolcott Sebens
Skagit County Superior Court
Brian Walters
Olson Kundig
Pinar Harris
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