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169-Unit Mixed-Use Development Seeks to Capture, Not Copy, Uptown Neighborhood’s Changing Character

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By Meghan Hall As development continues to rapidly change the character of Seattle’s neighborhoods, property owners and architects are constantly searching for design inspiration as they propose new projects around the region. For Continental Properties and architecture firm Johnson Braund, Inc., capturing Uptown’s character is the main goal — and challenge — for the redevelopment […]

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