By Jack Stubbs Redevelopment and adaptive reuse projects are becoming increasingly prevalent throughout Seattle, a city in transition, and another in-the-works project is set to bring changes to the city’s continually-evolving Capitol Hill neighborhood. The Melrose Promenade project, a community-driven effort, is one such project that aims to transform Melrose Avenue and surrounding public spaces […]
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