By Meghan Hall Seattle’s East Design Review Board heard another project for the continued redevelopment of the City’s Yesler Terrace neighborhood, known widely as Washington State’s first public — and racially integrated — housing development. Revitalization of Yesler Terrace’s 30-acres began in 2013 after the City deemed the neighborhood’s infrastructure to be inefficient and outdated, […]
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