By Neil Gonzales Seattle-based sustainable developer Urban Visions has a watery design for an ambitious commercial project in the southern part of downtown. How watery? “It will have an aqua culture where you can raise fish to eat,” Urban Visions CEO Greg Smith said. The proposed $750 million project would feature ponds where salmon and […]
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