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Posted Fri, Nov 11, 7:24 a.m.
CONTINUED Art: Our group got up and left during this presentation. I’m sure that all the people that were shown in the (long) slideshow are indeed fabulous and leaders in the art world, but is there any consideration for a Northwest sensibility to this aspect of the design? I am ...
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November 1, 2011 RE: Seattle waterfront I attended the recent presentation by Mr. Corner regarding the updated potential designs for the waterfront and wanted to share my concerns about the direction of the design program: I am concerned that several fundamentals about the Seattle waterfront have not adequately been taken ...
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