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Skanska’s 307-Unit Development in Belltown Denied Approval at Second Early Design Guidance Meeting

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By Jack Stubbs On Tuesday, June 19th, a 307-unit apartment tower developed by Skanska and slated for Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood was denied approval to proceed at a second Early Design Guidance (EDG) meeting. At the meeting, applicant VIA Architecture presented updated project plans to the downtown review board on behalf of Skanska for the development, […]

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