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Seattle Vehicle Service Center to be Transformed into 45-Story Hotel and Multifamily Tower

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Third Place Design Co-Operative and Noya Hill Real Estate Development Company
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By Meghan Hall  Plans are taking shape to transform an underutilized vehicle service center in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood into a sleek, ultra skinny high-rise. In a preliminary design presentation at the end of last year, the project team behind 2033 4th Ave. presented their plans for the project to the Downtown Design Review Board. The […]

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