Photo from Gramor Development Gramor Development is leading an effort to redevelop the Vancouver waterfront along the Columbia River.

Connecting a waterfront landmark back to the city
Fire Station 5 recently received a seismic upgrade — and a stronger link to the public.

By SUSAN CONWAY
Bassetti Architects

Here’s Seattle’s chance to set the bar for civic space
Redeveloping the waterfront will be a lesson in context, commitment and community.

By RICO QUIRINDONGO
DLR Group

A gathering place for all on Edmonds’ shoreline
Edmonds Waterfront Center is a public-private partnership between Edmonds Senior Center and the city.

By SHANNON KINSELLA and NIC MORIN
Special to the Journal

Waterfront Park fits how Seattle lives, works
The new park will support downtown residents and attract more Seattleites and visitors.

By MAGGIE WALKER and HEIDI HUGHES
Friends of Waterfront Seattle

New law gets downtown Bremerton back on track
Opportunity Zones give tax breaks for revitalizing economically challenged areas.

By WES LARSON
Sound West Group

Old industrial area becomes a destination along the Columbia
At full build out, The Waterfront Vancouver will have 3,300 residential units, 1.5 million square feet of office, retail and restaurant buildings and a waterfront park.

By BARRY CAIN
Gramor Development

Future commute? Look to our waterways
New foot ferry routes are being studied on Puget Sound, Lake Washington and Lake Union.

By ANDREW BENNETT
KPFF Consulting Engineers