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Chapter Auction

Posted: September 02, 2010

Dear Chapter Members:

We need your assistance in raising funds for our annual planning student college scholarship.  We are requesting items for an auction that will be held during the evening of October 5th at the 2010 APA Washington Conference at the Three Rivers Convention Center in Kennewick, Washington.  Donated items can be large or small, and personalized experiences also make great auction items. Cash donations are also welcome. 

Please follow this link for more information and contact Scholarship Co-Chair Gabe Snedeker at 206.459.9137, if you have a question regarding a potential donation item.  Please respond by September 24, 2010 if you have an item or donation you can provide.  Thank you for supporting your local student!

Sincerely,

Scott Greenberg, AICP
President
APA Washington

October 1 Presentation: Innovative zHome Project Underway in Issaquah

Posted: August 30, 2010

Low Res zHomesIn an era of a lot of hand-wringing and head scratching about climate change, zHome is trying to set a positive example to inspire the region about what to do. Don’t miss out on finding out more about this exciting project!

Issaquah's project manager, Brad Liljequist is presenting their innovative zero-carbon zHome project on October 1, 2010, from 9:00 to 10:15.

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SAVE THE DATE: Reshaping Seattle’s Central Waterfront

Posted: August 25, 2010

Presentations by Firms Shortlisted for the Role of Lead Designer

With the removal of the Alaskan Way Viaduct, Seattle is poised to reclaim its Central Waterfront and reconnect our city to Elliott Bay. The City is now in the process of selecting a design and engineering team to engage the public in developing a dynamic and forward-looking design for the waterfront. As the fi rst step, a range of local, national and international designers have submitted qualifi cations.

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