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Today we bring you a lively debate on the future of Seattle's past after the city council acted this week on a mid-century modern former bank building on Denny, which is today a Walgreens.
In a rare moment of agreement, Erica and Sandeep both think the city needs to find a way to tear down more landmarked buildings like that one to make way for more affordable housing or other uses.
Guest Chris Moore, who directs the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation, defends landmarking against the Seattle Nice onslaught.
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By David Hyde, Erica Barnett, and Sandeep Kaushik4.4
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Today we bring you a lively debate on the future of Seattle's past after the city council acted this week on a mid-century modern former bank building on Denny, which is today a Walgreens.
In a rare moment of agreement, Erica and Sandeep both think the city needs to find a way to tear down more landmarked buildings like that one to make way for more affordable housing or other uses.
Guest Chris Moore, who directs the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation, defends landmarking against the Seattle Nice onslaught.
This episode was brought to you by:
Magic Consulting
206-999-4071
[email protected]
https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabe-meyer/
If you want to advertise, please contact us
[email protected]
@realseattlenice on Twitter
If you want donate, our Patreon link is here.
Send us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails [email protected]
Support the show
Your support on Patreon helps pay for editing, production, live events and the unique, hard-hitting local journalism and commentary you hear weekly on Seattle Nice.

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