SEATTLE — Seattle marked the end of 15 years of construction Saturday with the opening of Waterfront Park on Elliott Bay, a 20-acre, 17-block public space built where the Alaskan Way Viaduct once ...
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As program manager and lead engineer, Jacobs guided this vision from concept to completion, uniting more than 12 integrated projects — including Alaskan Way/Elliott Way and Promenade, Overlook Walk, ...
Toddlers crawling up a rope ladder inside a wooden jellyfish were among the Seattleites who celebrated the grand opening of its long-awaited Waterfront Park on Sept. 6. The 25-foot-high play structure ...
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