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1920 building nominated as landmark

By JOURNAL STAFF

Seattle's Landmarks Preservation Board on Wednesday nominated as a city landmark the 1920 Rhodes Brothers/Heiden Building, which is on a site in Belltown where developer Martin Selig plans a high rise.

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WSU prof honored for long ‘obsession' with both architecture and landscape

By LYNN PORTER

When Washington State University professor and architect Paul Hirzel was designing The Canyon House on the Clearwater River in Juliaetta, Idaho, he spied an amazing basalt knoll about 200 feet above the water.

Viaduct closing this weekend

By JOURNAL STAFF

WSDOT is closing the southbound lanes of the Alaskan Way Viaduct tonight and Saturday for road work.

Newport eyed for silicon smelter

A Canadian company that wants to build a silicon smelter near the northeastern Washington town of Newport says it's ready to start the environmental review process.

Alaska oil terminal to be dismantled

Malaysia skycraper to move ahead

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