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On former Weyerhaeuser campus, IRG prepares 3 more industrial buildings
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A decade ago, Weyerhaeuser moved its headquarters from Federal Way to Pioneer Square. About the same time, it sold its 425-acre campus to Industrial Realty Group.

Save the Northup lighthouse! Public Storage to redevelop, but shining beacon is spared

By BRIAN MILLER

What with all the new light-rail stations along the Bel-Red to Overlake corridor, there's been some loss in Bellevue's vital self-storage sector.


Local landscapers honored for design excellence

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Washington Association of Landscape Professionals (WALP) held its annual awards banquet on January 30. The awards recognize outstanding workmanship in the landscape construction and maintenance sectors by WALP members.

Ballard infill project, with 35 units, breaks ground

By BRIAN MILLER

The small corner site, at 849 N.W. Market St., sold to local married investors in the summer of 2024.


The Phinery transforms space into home design showpiece

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

Earlier this month, The Phinery (so named because of its original digs on Phinney Hill) opened its pale pink French doors at 8055 15th Ave. N.W. to a home design showpiece in the former Morgan's Kitchen and Bath store that's been empty since 2023.


Bids wanted for upgrades at Loyal Heights Community Center

By JOURNAL STAFF

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking to hire a GC/CM to renovate the Loyal Heights Community Center at 2101 N.W. 77th St.



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Lynnwood building sells for over $8M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A light industrial building at 21021 66th Ave. W. sold last week for about $8.1 million, according to Snohomish County records.

Rome's Colosseum gets a fresh look that recreates the footprints of long-gone columns

By TRISHA THOMAS

Restorers sourced the new slabs of travertine from the same quarries where the ancient Romans retrieved theirs.

After Hours: SIFF sets opening film

By JOURNAL STAFF

The 52nd Seattle International Film Festival will open May 7 with “I Love Boosters,” the latest feature from Boots Riley.


TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
The Phinery transforms space into home design showpiece
Local landscapers honored for design excellence

Business
Oil price spike shakes stock markets worldwide
Carbon Robotics
Long-term mortgage rate rises to 6.22%

Construction
Gold Winner — Higher Education
Gold Winner — Creative Use
Gold Winner — Commercial
Gold Winner — K-12 Education
Gold Winner —Tile
Gold Winner — Public
Gold Winner — Restoration
Gold Winner — Multi-family
Gold Winner — Residential
Bids wanted for upgrades at Loyal Heights Community Center
Downtown tunnel to close for repairs
$20M contract awarded for work at Idaho dam

Technology
More questions for Tesla self-driving

Weekend
After Hours: SIFF sets opening film
French bulldog frenzy may be cooling in US, but dachshunds are riding high
At the Movies: Gosling, Lord and Miller make science fun in ‘Project Hail Mary'
‘39 Steps' at Centerstage Theatre
Rome's Colosseum gets a fresh look that recreates the footprints of long-gone columns
Walla Walla to be a cruise hub
State parks update fees
How do you use an f-stop?

Real Estate
Lynnwood building sells for over $8M
Save the Northup lighthouse! Public Storage to redevelop, but shining beacon is spared
Ballard infill project, with 35 units, breaks ground
On former Weyerhaeuser campus, IRG prepares 3 more industrial buildings
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