By Jack Stubbs In the current period of intense densification that downtown Seattle is experiencing, adaptive reuse projects are becoming increasingly prevalent as designers, developers and owners look to breathe life into old buildings. Block 41, a brick-and-timber 15,000 square foot multi-purpose event space in Belltown—located at 115 Bell St.—began its life in 1927 as […]
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