Yearly Archives: 2018
Sunday Video: Lid I-5—Big Ideas Make A Difference
https://youtu.be/dgJYWleJC84
In this short video, several public space experts and community leaders explain why the campaign to lid I-5 is an important opportunity for Seattle...
Lost in the Greenwoods
"How's it goin', old school," said one man to another.
They shared in the brotherhood of being tall, a slow-hipped swagger from the American...
Seattle Releases Request for Proposals for Lid I-5 Feasibility Study
The City of Seattle is seeking a team of "highly experienced" consultants to undertake a year-long feasibility study.
2018 has been a big year for...
The War on Pedestrians
It’s 7:30am on a weekday. I’m jogging along 1st Avenue from downtown into Pioneer Square on my way to SoDo. As I make my...
What We’re Reading: ST Insider Baseball, Promoting Housing Options, and SEA-TAC...
ST3 insider baseball: Sound Transit's chief executive officer recently sat down to talk about third-party funding and expedited permitting for Sound Transit 3 projects....
As Vehicle Volumes Flatten, Pedestrian Collisions Continue to Rise
Seattle's streets are not getting more traffic volume, and vehicle collisions on the citywide continue to decline, but it's more dangerous to be walking...
UW Campus Master Plan and 2018 Comprehensive Plan Amendments Approved by...
On Monday, the Seattle City Council approved an update to the University of Washington Campus Master Plan. The approval wraps up a two-year planning...
One Month to Seattle Squeeze, MASS Asks City to Do More...
In one month, the Alaskan Way Viaduct closes to vehicles as the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) begins a three week process of...