When the Frye Art Museum announced in January of 2016 its intent to explore the feasibility of developing housing adjacent to the museum, few ventured to guess what exactly Seattle’s eminent art institution would attempt to build across the street from its building. For those attending Wednesday’s Design Review Board meeting, the vision was remarkable. […]
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