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Evaluating Infrastructure in Seattle: Miller Hull Proposes Radical Alternative for Decommissioned Battery Street Tunnel

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By Meghan Hall Seattle’s Battery Tunnel was completed in 1955 and has since served as a major thoroughfare in Seattle and the primary connector between the Alaskan Way Viaduct and Aurora Ave. N. The tunnel’s decommissioning, however, has sparked a movement to save the structure and create viable public space once the road closes. A […]

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