Politics Winslow (Un)Paves the Way Winslow Way has rain gardens, walkable sidewalks and comfy seating. by Mark Hinshaw / June 20, 2013
Politics The waxing and waning of Seattle's waterfront plan There are things to love in James Corner's latest, but also plenty of room for editing. by Mark Hinshaw / March 11, 2014
Politics How to make urban alleys work An alley that works in Europe, using simple green plantings, and emphasizing the ornamental features of buildings. by Mark Hinshaw / March 16, 2010
Bring back the townhouse: Can Millennials and Boomers change the region's housing mix? Town houses in lower Wallingford by Mark Hinshaw / April 21, 2015
Culture Amazon’s spheres are out of a dystopian nightmare They may not open until early 2018 but Amazon's Spheres are drawing attention while they are under construction (July). by Mark Hinshaw / August 23, 2016
Goodbye, art: Seattle is a tech town now Seattle Art Fair 2016 Credit: Courtesy of Seattle Art Fair by Mark Hinshaw / August 11, 2016
Culture The new Seattle, where everything looks the same The generic design of many "5 over 1" buildings presents blank walls at street level and seem divorced from their surroundings - like this one on Queen Anne near Thomas. by Mark Hinshaw / April 19, 2015
Culture A welcome break from Seattle's architectural horror show Glass at the main entrance of the new Weyerhaeuser headquarters reflects trees in the adjacent Occidental Square Park. by Mark Hinshaw / November 17, 2016
Environment No room for trees in Seattle's new parks Ellen Sollod's "Cloud Veil" at 12th Avenue Square Park. Credit: Seattle Parks & Recreation by Mark Hinshaw / April 26, 2016