By Jack Stubbs “Some serious discussion needs to happen about whether a building of this size is appropriate for the neighborhood,” said one neighborhood resident at a recent Early Design Guidance meeting, voicing a sentiment that summed up much of the reaction to a 250-unit mixed-use development proposed for Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood. The development […]
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