The Creative Space-Time Continuum

2015
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Consistent, supportive hubs for creativity are essential. The Rainier Oven Building's 20-year history shows us why.

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Authors

Tyler Monteferrante, Karen Cheng, Mark Johnson, Elissa Favero, Build llc, Erin Langner, Peter de Lory (photographer), Amy Hetletvedt, Shaghayegh Ghassemian, Charles F. Bloszies

Editors & Designers

Edited by Erin Langner with Photography by Peter de Lory. Designed by Schema Design

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Saul Becker: Mutuus Studio’s “Artist in Residence”
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The JAS Corner Store is an Ode to Slow Retail
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New Column: Planning the New Normal
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MOHAI & LEGO Snap to it!
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Public Art for Sound Transit, STart
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Memory Landscape
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Carlos Khali in conversation with Judy Lee
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Five Minutes: What a stolen bike can teach us
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IYKYK (If You Know, You Know)
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Telehealth Talks Gesamtkunstwerk
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LMN's The Shop: The fabrication studio that puts experimentation and community first
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The Enduring Palimpsest of the University of Washington Shell House
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Artist Spaces: Love City Love
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Artist Spaces: Introduction
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A Conversation with Marisol Morales
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Architecture for Everybody: The 21st Century
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Architectural Commentary for Everyone: a Manifesto
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The Future of Search is Social
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Seattle Design Festival Launches New Pilot Project
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Open House: Steve Clark
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Cellophane: Musicians = Multimedia Artists
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From Trash to Treasure
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Community Crusader
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Artist Spaces: Liminality
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Open House: Paul Elliott
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Desert Diaspora: Part 1
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Architecture for Everybody: Revisiting the Critique of 700 Broadway
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Desert Diaspora: Part 2
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The Georgetown Steam Plant is Alive
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City Slicker: Campfield Long Beach
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City Slicker: Fairweather
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Doors Open Bill Offers New Financial Opportunities
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Open House: The House That Jeremy Built - Jeremy Eaton in his Frelard Studio and Gallery
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Weaving a New Kind of Seattle Art Fair
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Desert Diaspora: Part 3 - Memory House
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“Gleanings”: Recology Artist in Residence Exhibition
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