Originally Posted by Ruffhauser (Post 136941804)

From todays DJC.

http://www.djc.com/news/re/12095361.html

December 2, 2016

38-story tower on Terry may be built using innovative construction system

By BRIAN MILLER
Journal staff reporter

The 38-story mixed-use apartment tower planned for 1800 Terry Ave. might be built using a unique construction system created by Sustainable Living Innovations, a division of Seattle architect CollinsWoerman.

Developers Seawest Investment Associates and Insignia 2006 LLC are scheduled to present their plans next Tuesday at a design-review meeting. Insignia 2006 LLC is associated with developer Dan Madsen, whose company One Eighty is also listed as a co-owner on some of the project documents filed with the city.

The 440-foot tower would have 425 apartments above 6,500 square feet of ground-floor retail. Parking for 259 vehicles would be on five underground levels.



The team said this will be Seattle’s first Priority Green project, with solar power for heat and hot water.
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The proposal is for a 440-foot tower with 425 apartments but it could add four floors and 24 more units.
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The team wants to use the panelized construction method created by a division of CollinsWoerman.
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