Redesigning Seattle Center
More than 500 of you responded to the Seattle Times' invitation to readers to design the Seattle Center of the future.
Thank you for your participation in the future of Seattle Center.
Your visions have been thoughtful and creative, and could influence city policymakers as they redesign Seattle Center.
We invite you to take a look and comment on the ideas.
NEW See an exhibit of readers' ideas at Seattle Center
Starting Friday, you can view a selection of reader submissions on display in the north end of the Center House food court. The exhibit will be open during spring festivals at Seattle Center, beginning with the Seattle Cherry Blossom and Japanese Cultural Festival and continuing through Northwest Folklife.
March 31, 2008 10:33 PM
City Stages 2012
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Tyler, University of Washington
Mar 31, 08 - 10:33 PM
City Stages 2012
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Emerald Kingdom
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McDonald's theme
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Keep Seattle Center, add monorail line and Hollywood-style city walk
Mar 31, 08 - 06:55 PM
A new Seattle central park

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