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Alley24, 224 Pontius Avenue N. in the Cascade neighborhood, Seattle, Washington, USA. This mixed-use building incorporates the old New Richmond Laundry Building (a Seattle landmark built in 1917 by architect Max Umbrecht, which previously had the same address; it operated as a laundry until 1999). Here's a good writeup about the New Richmond Laundry Building, written shortly before the Alley 24 project:
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| Author | Joe Mabel |
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