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Graham Baba Architects designs new facility for longtime Vashon Island food bank
Photo by Taggert Sorrenson
The Vashon Maury Community Food Bank, which has been serving Vashon Island since the 1970s, snipped the ribbon on its first purpose-built facility in March.

Infiniti of Bellevue is now a TOD offering at Wilburton Station

By BRIAN MILLER

Over in Bellevue, east of the freeway, the old Auto Row is shrinking fast. A proximate cause is, of course, Wilburton Station and its light-rail connection this spring to Seattle and points beyond. Developers began buying up car lots along 116th Avenue Northeast well over a decade ago.


Bothell seeks consulting services for bridge replacement

By NINA MILLIGAN

The city of Bothell has issued a request for qualifications for its 102nd Avenue bridge replacement planning study.


Marpac to build 65 Issaquah units

By BRIAN MILLER

Plans for the Milano, at 2300 Newport Way N.W., began brewing over a half dozen years ago.

UW Bothell to replace Husky Hall

By JOURNAL STAFF

The University of Washington has issued advanced notice that it will be seeking a design-build team this fall to replace the Husky Hall building at its UW Bothell Campus.

Concord Pacific announces fall opening, new general manager, for Seattle House

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Developer Concord Pacific US says it will open Seattle House this fall. Above-ground construction for the luxury apartment building started at 2300 Sixth Ave. in the heart of Denny Triangle in late 2023.

ACG to build 321 Bothell units

By JOURNAL STAFF

Dandy Dogs may not last much longer at 18222 120th Ave. N.E. That's an underutilized parking lot for North Creek Plaza, a shopping center owned by PMF Investments.

U District housing sells for over $5M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A student housing building at 4729 21st Ave. N.E. sold this week for over $5.7 million, according to King County records.

Tree walk at Olympic Sculpture Park

By JOURNAL STAFF

Trees for Neighborhoods is offering a Tree Walk at the Olympic Sculpture Park (2901 Western Ave.) on Aug. 29, from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.


ABC construction backlog drops to lowest level since January

By JOURNAL STAFF

Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) says its Construction Backlog Indicator shrank sharply in July, falling to 8.0 months and marking a 0.8-month decline from both June and the same time last year.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Graham Baba Architects designs new facility for longtime Vashon Island food bank
Mass timber, prefab conference on Aug. 26
Concord Pacific announces fall opening, new general manager, for Seattle House
Tree walk at Olympic Sculpture Park

Business
Take a bike break at Sound Break at RailSpur in PSQ
Amtrak to revamp corporate structure
Stocks edge further from their records
Existing home sales fall 1.7% in July

Construction
UW Bothell to replace Husky Hall
Bothell seeks consulting services for bridge replacement
ABC construction backlog drops to lowest level since January
Hanford adds waste grout vendors

Real Estate
Marpac to build 65 Issaquah units
Infiniti of Bellevue is now a TOD offering at Wilburton Station
U District housing sells for over $5M
ACG to build 321 Bothell units
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Cesar Torres
GLY Construction
Jason Shrope
Reid Middleton
Mark Davis
Reid Middleton
Liz Wasson Coleman
WSP





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