By Bekka Wiedenmeyer The Interbay neighborhood of Seattle is characterized by industrial buildings and minimal architectural design. Structures are low-rise, roofs are flat and the Interbay Golf Course and P-Patch break up the manmade infrastructure with intermittent greenery. As part of a recent growth movement, single-family homes have been replaced by multifamily residential buildings, and […]
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