By Catherine Sweeney Silverstein Properties’ 400-unit apartment building is moving forward, following a second recommendation hearing with Seattle’s Downtown Design Review Board. The development company, along with Handel Architects, which is in charge of designs for the project, appeared before the board on Tuesday to share updated plans since its previous recommendation hearing in May. […]
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