Ryan DiRaimo
Ryan DiRaimo is a resident of the Aurora Licton-Springs Urban Village and Northwest Design Review Board member. He works in architecture and seeks to leave a positive urban impact on Seattle and the surrounding metro. He advocates for more housing, safer streets, and mass transit infrastructure and hopes to see a city someday that is less reliant on the car.
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No matter the traffic, drivers stuck on Highway 99 generally cannot use the right lane....
Once in a life-time chances are just that, once. New York City planners did the right thing in 1870 debuting the subway system, Barcelona...
Few things perfectly encapsulate the problems of planning like a city’s land use code. Unlike the building code, which dictates the life safety requirements...
Every eight years the City of Seattle has a chance to make progressive changes to how we grow ranging from jobs, amenities, mobility and...
Seattle city planners have long heard the same tired request from neighbors, “Put all housing near transit." For decades this is exactly what has...
When it comes to planning in the State of Washington, the Growth Management Act (GMA) is where we start. It determines where we can...
When Bellevue boasted they would eat Seattle’s lunch last month, I am not sure they realized the housing crisis was on the full course...
If you make it north of the Canadian border, you will sometimes find yourself in a sea of 50-story towers adjacent to a train...