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King County Audit: $3.4B Space Needs Overestimated with Under 50% Workstation Use

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Gaps in Data Could Lead to Overestimated Space Needs and Unnecessary Costs King County is poised to make a generational investment with its Civic Campus Initiative (CCI), a $3.4 billion plan that will reshape the county’s office footprint for the next 25 years. The strategy includes a mix of renovating existing downtown facilities in Seattle […]

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