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256-Unit Residential Development Proposed by GGLO and AMLI Residential Heads for Master Use Permit Application

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By Meghan Hall The preferred massing option presented by AMLI Residential and GGLO was based off of a concept in which the tower featured a longer, more elegant proportion and the rooftop massing was integral to the building strategy. The tower volume bisects the building base along the Alaskan Way façade, while deck recesses and […]

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