Jackson Teal

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rendering of building showing the decrease in height by 12ft on a 220ft building
Project in New York City at 277 Canal. Image shows a rendering previous to Landmarks Preservation Commission comments and after. Virtually no difference to someone walking by from the sidewalk
Pike Place Market Constituency email clip calling for survey responses about Pike Place Market pedestrianization efforts
Broken escalator at Pioneer Square station in Seattle
Que Bonito drink from Bonito coffee kiosk in Westlake Park in Seattle
Past plan idea for Westlake Park from Victor Steinbrueck
Westlake park in Seattle. At Pike looking north to Pine
Link lightrail at SODO Station in Seattle
Microsoft screen on the next train display board at SODO station
Amtrak Cascades in Philadelphia (May 3)
Former ticketing booth at Westlake station in Seattle with the glass removed
Party in the park mailer. Welcoming the neighborhood back to Westlake Park on May 28, 2026
Barnes & Noble signage
Overlooking the Seattle waterfront from Pike Place Market with stadiums and Mount Rainier in background
Chicken 65 sandwich and fries from INDNON Cafe in Seattle
Pup standing in front of Mercer Island station
Full train on 2 Line from Seattle to Bellevue
Link light rail in Seattle going from Seattle to Bellevue over the floating bridge on Lake Washington
Pike Place crammed full of pedestrians in February
Pacific Place Mall Johnny Rockets out of business
Giant screens installed in Pacific Place Mall in downtown Seattle
Line at new Cane’s in UW University District, Seattle
Pike Place crowded with pedestrians and no cars
Old viaduct sign structure being installed on Bell St in Belltown
Vintage King County Metro bus at the Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl parade
Coffee in front of newly opened Boon Boona Coffee on Overlook Walk
New 4-story screen in Pacific Place Mall in downtown Seattle
Westlake station Seattle mid level entry “coming soon a gallery on the go. Next stop: a new art display”
Westlake Park construction in Seattle
Former Starbucks at 5th and Pike in Seattle apparently turned into a single pickleball court
City staff recommendation to select alternative 3 preserving as much car access as possible
Alt 1: bike/scooter lanes on both sides with intermittent parking on one side