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Design Review Board Approves 17-Story Mixed Use Commercial Building Along Seattle’s 5th Avenue

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B+H Architects, Berger Partnership, Robert Bird Group, Al Zarooni, 5th Avenue Hotel & Residences, Seattle, Fifth Avenue, O’Shea Building, Coliseum Theater
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By Bekka Wiedenmeyer Seattle’s Fifth Avenue is a historic, famous pedestrian route, and includes a distinguished stretch of properties that has defined the metropolitan core’s rich retail and hospitality history since the early 1990s. In an effort to enhance the pedestrian experience and create a hub for networking, vacation and more, B+H Architects, Berger Partnership […]

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