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June 27, 2013
Skateboards move supplies in Chief Sealth rehab
By PAUL W. JOHNSON
Wood Harbinger |
When Wood Harbinger took on the mechanical engineering design for the renovation of Seattle’s Chief Sealth International High School, it faced a number of challenges.
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