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A new chapter for Auburn's original post office

The Postmark Center for the Arts opened at 20 Auburn Ave. on Sept. 20. The new city-owned arts and cultural space has breathed new life into a historic colonial revival-style property that has served the community in one way or another since it was built in 1937.

Cold winters boost bridge repair tab in Seattle area and North Sound

By JOURNAL STAFF

Crews from Combined Construction recently wrapped up a lengthy job that repaired damaged concrete on 17 bridge decks in King, Snohomish, Skagit and Whatcom counties for the Washington State Department of Transportation's Northwest Region office.



Seattle preservationist to restore, rebrand historic hotel in eastern Washington

By JOURNAL STAFF

The historic Weinhard Hotel in Dayton is under new ownership. Seattle-based developer and historic preservationist Padraic Slattery closed on the property last month and is now planning to restore and rebrand the 15-room boutique hotel.

Jabooda plans 130 Tacoma units

By BRIAN MILLER

The land hasn't sold yet at 702 S. 38th St., but there's been a recent consolidation of parcels there in the Lincoln District of Tacoma.



GBA-designed pizzeria opens in Sunnyside

By JOURNAL STAFF

HopTown Wood-Fired Pizza has opened a new location at 400 S. Sixth Street in the city of Sunnyside in eastern Washington. The restaurant was designed by Seattle architectural firm Graham Baba Architects.

$500M plan to upgrade Brewers stadium approved

By TODD RICHMOND

After months of backroom wrangling, Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed a bill Tuesday that spends half-a-billion dollars in taxpayer money over the next three decades to help the Milwaukee Brewers repair their baseball stadium.


Record rainfall brings slides, road closures

A landslide closed parts of the Burke-Gilman Trail, the city's parks department said.


Previous Stories


December 5, 2023
Woodinville whisky facility, Everett bridge, among winners of 2023 American Architecture Awards
445 Bellevue condos from Bosa gain more detail
Maritime education center, port office building, planned for Tacoma waterfront
First test glass poured at Hanford vit plant
Following land sale, DevCo plans 245 Lakewood units
Michigan regulators OK $500M pipeline tunnel
Judge rejects calls to halt winter construction of big Alaska oil project

December 4, 2023
Stellar
Summit is certified LEED Platinum
SPS moves forward with addition, upgrades at John Muir Elementary
3 firms in the running for $215M SR 167 project
Panattoni breaks ground on another building in Fred310, for tool retailer
Holiday design event Thursday

December 1, 2023
With new architect, 770 SeaTac units near final approval
New cherry trees planted on Pike Street
Mercy Housing to start next week on 130 SeaTac units
All steel piles now in place for new Pier 58 in Seattle
HNTB opens new Pioneer Square office
Washington trees and teams bring new children's library to life in Wisconsin
NYC tries $15 fee to curb traffic

November 30, 2023
Port of Everett gets international honors for environmental work
MKA honored for Texas skyscraper
Bayley Construction gets contract to upgrade Monroe's municipal campus
Lynnwood approves 256 units near light rail and mall
393 units planned in Rainier Valley
Gov.'s Mansion open for tours
State gets $4.8M to refurbish ferries

November 29, 2023
Architectural glass manufacturer introduces local students to the craft
High-rise tower, with 212 units, tops out in Belltown
Could there be a new buyer and developer for the City Market corner on Capitol Hill?
Tacoma Dome architect passes away
Six contractors seek $34M job to replace Tacoma elementary school
Woodinville’s downtown redevelopment project may be changing
Vashon playground set to open Dec. 9
Council eyes building emissions plan
Study predicts more clean energy jobs
Pioneer Square project info. session Dec. 4


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