By Meghan Hall Seattle’s University District continues to be a major hub for residential development, with high-density projects becoming the norm in a part of town historically characterized by single-family homes and mid-rise buildings. That character is changing, though, and in February, the Northeast Design Review Board granted design approval at an Early Design Guidance […]
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