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The Boathouse sails anew in Magnolia

By NINA MILLIGAN

Inspired by classic yachts, Paul Moon designed and Dyna Builders constructed the expansion of a Magnolia neighborhood beach house. What started as a 1925 beach cabin has evolved over the years and recently added an upper story leveraging structural updates of an earlier remodel.

Lakewood park gets a $6.7M upgrade

By JOURNAL STAFF

Wards Lake Park in the city of Lakewood reopened in December following a $6.7 million upgrade.


GGN to design Battery St. park

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of Seattle has selected GGN Landscape Architecture to design a new park at the site of the former Battery Street Tunnel in Belltown.


405 Redmond units take shape near downtown station

By BRIAN MILLER

Boundary lines were redrawn in December for a Redmond retail complex on the east side of downtown.



Previous Stories


May 26, 2026
Bellevue Fire Station 10
Good News for Magnuson Park play area
Volunteers wanted for SDOT boards
One of world's largest energy storage plants launches in South Dakota
An innovative plan for huge former Hewlett-Packard campus
Free permits for outdoor dining
Ready for takeoff: A draft EIS for Sea-Tac has 31 projects, including a new terminal
Commuter Building turns commuter (and tourist) lot

May 22, 2026
Local projects electrified with $77M jolt
Work starts soon on $195M Central Hall at Spokane International Airport
$30M upgrades for SeaTac sidewalks
3 cranes over Five Corners, as massive apartment project rises near U Village
Hood Canal work wraps early

May 21, 2026
Seattle hat maker brings bespoke style to Pioneer Square
Olson Kundig-designed arts center proposed for historic hardware store site in Stanwood
WA airports get $82M for upgrades
Upgraded Myrtle Edwards, Centennial parks to reopen June 4
Trailhead Direct returns for summer

May 20, 2026
First Hill mansion turns 125
At Roosevelt Station, 112 units take shape
'Zombie Flips' yanks Lovett home from the grave
New public potties ready for business in Pioneer Square
Paving project wraps on Seattle's busiest transit corridor
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