Common Ground: University of Washington Haggett Hall
Behind the scenes at UW’s Haggett Hall
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CREW’S recent event, Unlocking Opportunity: Converting Existing Properties to Housing, shared success stories and lessons learned from commercial-to-residential building conversions
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Seattle is closer to enacting its first URM building ordinance. As owners navigate the process, we’ve assembled top recommendations to reduce risk and enhance seismic resilience in response to the Director’s Rule 101.
This article was originally published in the 2025 Sustainable Building & Design special edition of the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on November 20, 2025.