By Meghan Hall Both developers and architects often look for ways to make their projects stand out, sometimes with limited success. For Bellevue-based Isola Homes and Cone Architecture, original plans for a bright, vibrant new residential development in Seattle’s Othello neighborhood had to be reworked after the community strongly objected to the proposed materials palette. […]
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