By Kristin Bentley Miami-based developer, Crescent Heights, and architecture firm Gensler received an approval on Tuesday from Seattle’s design review board on a 39-story twin tower proposed project that will deliver 1004 new residential units into the city’s housing market. The high-rise towers will rest above an 8-story podium with 14,000 square feet of retail space […]
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