It’s old news that Portland’s skyline is growing. Here’s a cool tool to see it.
Obviously Cascadia’s cities aren’t alone. Here’s a look at how some of it may be funnelled in downtown Seattle. And in Vancouver.
It’s old news that Portland’s skyline is growing. Here’s a cool tool to see it.
Obviously Cascadia’s cities aren’t alone. Here’s a look at how some of it may be funnelled in downtown Seattle. And in Vancouver.
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6 responses to “Following the region’s skyscraper growth”
Speaking of growth in Seattle – let’s talk about the newest high-rise addition to the U-district. Topping out at a whopping 45′ above street level is the Park Modern. The project adds a cafe and salon to a sleepy corner of the Ave, only 6 condos left…
http://www.parkmodernravenna.com
Speaking of growth in Seattle – let’s talk about the newest high-rise addition to the U-district. Topping out at a whopping 45′ above street level is the Park Modern. The project adds a cafe and salon to a sleepy corner of the Ave, only 6 condos left…
http://www.parkmodernravenna.com
Speaking of growth in Seattle – let’s talk about the newest high-rise addition to the U-district. Topping out at a whopping 45′ above street level is the Park Modern. The project adds a cafe and salon to a sleepy corner of the Ave, only 6 condos left…
http://www.parkmodernravenna.com
What about preserving Seattle’s charming character? You know, single-family homes everywhere…
What about preserving Seattle’s charming character? You know, single-family homes everywhere…
What about preserving Seattle’s charming character? You know, single-family homes everywhere…