By Jack Stubbs A 429-unit mixed-use development slated for Seattle’s Central District will not yet proceed to the next stage of the city’s design review process. Last week on Wednesday, July 18th, the board requested that the project team—which is comprised of developer Lake Union Partners, Berger Partnership and Weinstein A+U—return for a second Design […]
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