Pike Place Market Front: Building on an Iconic History

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Miller/Hull Partnership ‎ [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, March 12, 2019.Description: 610 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Since its opening at the turn of the 20th century, Pike Place Market has become a pillar of Seattle’s urban fabric. More than just a public market, this neighborhood turned historic district is home to farmers, craftspeople, small businesses and residents, each an integral part of the area’s history and character.

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Active Public Spaces (281) ,
Multifunctional space (105) ,
Pedestrian realm (83) ,
Project (1170) ,
Seattle (6) ,
Structure (84) ,
Symbolic context (27) ,
USA (225) ,
Waterfront (148) ,
Watery Territory (65)

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Middle Density, Miller Hull, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Active Public Spaces, Built landscape, Canopy, City challenge, City development, Community, Concrete, Design, Environment, History, Landmark, Market, Marketplace, Multifunctional space, Neighborhood, Pedestrian realm, Project, Seattle, Structure, Symbolic context, urban, USA, Waterfront, Watery Territory

Photography: Lara Swimmer, Mat Albores and Peipei Sun

Since its opening at the turn of the 20th century, Pike Place Market has become a pillar of Seattle’s urban fabric. More than just a public market, this neighborhood turned historic district is home to farmers, craftspeople, small businesses and residents, each an integral part of the area’s history and character.

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