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Design Review Board Struggles with Proposed Concept for 8-Story Office Building in Uptown, Reluctantly Moves Project Forward

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570 Mercer, Seattle, Weber Thompson, Schnitzer West
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By Meghan Hall A proposed eight-story office project intended to bring life into Seattle’s Uptown neighborhood faced a challenging Early Design Guidance meeting on Wednesday night. Located at 570 Mercer Street, a project team composed of Schnitzer West and Weber Thompson presented their plans for the development, also a living building pilot project. However, its […]

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