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24-Story Senior Living Tower in First Hill Gains Approval From Seattle Design Review Board

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24-Story Senior Living Tower | Rendering: Ankrom Moisan

By Brittan Jenkins Developed by Terry Care Group and designed by Ankrom Moisan, the 24-story senior living tower in Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood gained unanimous approval from the Seattle Design Review Board in a Wednesday night meeting on February 8th at Seattle University but residents of the building next door brought to life some issues […]

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