The Port of Seattle Commission approved $32,600,000 to achieve a long-standing goal of transforming the historic Ship Supply Building at Fishermen’s Terminal (FT), one of the oldest existing Port facilities, into a new globally recognized home for maritime innovation. The Port will build the Maritime Innovation Center (MInC) to reach new cutting-edge, Living Building Challenge […]
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