Photo by Sozinho Photography Should you save that building or scrape the site bare and start anew? For Bellevue Club, the decision was to save.

10 things to know about nonprofit housing developers
Affordable housing projects have more complex legal and financial structures than traditional developments.

By RICHARD LOO and CLAIRE MAGULA
Bellwether Housing

Is modular the answer to affordable housing?
Developers must view modular construction as the sum of many parts that add value.

By JOHN A. MOREFIELD
Jackson | Main Architecture

Dialysis with a view: new clinics bring in nature
Northwest Kidney Centers is building two clinics with grouped treatment stations facing landscaped courtyards.

By PJ BAUSER
Mahlum

Developers must ponder this: Save or scrape?

There is inherent value in structures that maintain character, reduce environmental impacts or simply lower overall building costs.

By BRIAN BRAND
Baylis Architects

New stage for business development: sets, costumes, humor

BCRA staff trained for business development through learning-by-doing.

By KAREN JOHNSTON and SCOTT JOHNSTON
Special to the Journal

What happens when big tech moves into small cities?

Many suburban jurisdictions aren’t staffed to handle large, complex projects.

By TANYA WUERTZ
Code Unlimited

Here’s South Lake Union’s newest innovation hub

The 10 blocks that make up Dexter Corridor are attracting top life science and tech companies.

By MIKE RUHL
BioMed Realty

East meets West: Planning lessons learned from China

There are tremendous opportunities to reframe our mindset towards future development, especially as we invest in new transit links.

By GUY WALTER
B+H Advance Strategy

Using insulated metal panels? It’s all in the details

IMPs offer quick installation, advanced thermal performance and a tight air/weather barrier.

By DANI ITTNER and NICHOLE ZUGER-CHENEY
Special to the Journal