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Pioneer Square’s Metropole Building Transforms Into Community Hub for BIPOC Organizations

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The historic Metropole building in Seattle reopens after 15 years as a hub for BIPOC communities, combining environmental sustainability with social equity. Funded by the Satterberg Foundation, it aims for LEED Platinum certification while providing office space for nonprofits, childcare, and arts venues, serving as a model for adaptive reuse projects nationwide.

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