What does five years of construction look like in less than two minutes? Check out the FutureCare's timelapse!

Hundreds of people flocked to Lake Union Park Saturday for this year’s Seattle Design Festival Block Party.

There's been no demolition yet on its corner site at John Street, just east of Seattle Center. But LPC West and its architects are moving fast on a life-science building planned for 112 Fifth Ave. N. One more design review should come this summer, with a master use permit not far behind.

Work is underway on the U District Station Building. Developer LPC West confirmed the news earlier this month, and held an official groundbreaking on May 10. The UW owns the air rights, and will occupy about half the 12-story, 266,000-square-foot office tower.

Global real estate firm Lincoln Property Company (“LPC”), Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation, University of Washington (“UW”), and Sound Transit celebrated the groundbreaking of the new University District Station Building Wednesday, May 10th, along with local officials, community leaders, and neighbors.

GLY joined LPC West, IREC, UW, and Sound Transit in the UDSB Groundbreaking.

Urban Land Institute announced 20 finalists for the 2023 ULI Americas Awards for Excellence, one of the most prestigious awards programs in the real estate industry. This year’s finalists include 19 developments in the United States and one in Canada.

University VW's refreshed sales center is designed and built to showcase its growing fleet of electric vehicles.

The UW hosted its inaugural School of Art + Art History + Design Graduation Exhibition at its newly relocated and renovated Jacob Lawrence Gallery.

Team Zero Heroes wins the Seattle 2030 District's 2022 Energy Design Competition!

5th & John has applied for its master use permit, and another round of design review is likely in the next few months. New to the team is GLY Construction, which is now attached as the builder of the nine-story, 197,000-square-foot project.

GLY Principal + Senior Project Manager Tess Wakasugi-Don is the first woman and minority owner at GLY Construction. She discusses the value of empowering the next generation of women in leadership.