By Meghan Hall The third time’s the charm: after several rounds of design recommendation meetings, Seattle-based developer Lake Union Partners, along with architect Weinstein A+U, has received approval to move forward with its plans for a 433-unit development called Midtown Commons. The focus of the meeting was the development’s proposed art program, one that seeks […]
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