By Jack Stubbs As the city of Seattle continues to change and evolve, and new commercial and residential developments coming online mean that densification continues to occur citywide, open spaces in the downtown core continue to be valuable assets. “With the qualities of people moving to Seattle, our public spaces are doing a lot more […]
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