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Architecture & Engineering
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November 7, 2001
A study in flexibility
By PETER SACKETT
AIA Seattle
AIA Seattle
A clock tower forms an iconic focal point for the long, sprawling school building and radial courtyard. |
Architects traditionally face challenges and solve problems. But taking over an already unsuccessful community project, incorporating public opinion into the design process and answering to more than one client raises the bar considerably.
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