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A Decade in the Making, Seattle’s Asian Art Museum Gets New Lease on Life

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By Meghan Hall Seattle’s Asian Art Museum in Capitol Hill is iconic—for many growing up in the region, the 1930s-era building and large camel statues outside its doors bring back childhood memories. However, the building had not been renovated or restored since its original construction and as the museum continued to grow and evolve over […]

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