The new 197,000 square foot, nine-story life sciences development called 222 Fifth located at the base of the Seattle Space Needle. (Credit: DA LI Development USA, LLC)
June 29, 2022 10:02 AM EDTUpdated 01:32 PM
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Con­struc­tion un­der­way for new life sci­ence cen­ter to ac­com­mo­date Seat­tle's grow­ing life sci­ence sec­tor

Tyler Patchen

News Reporter

While the Seat­tle Space Nee­dle is a well-known tourist at­trac­tion, a con­struc­tion project at its base will look to at­tract a dif­fer­ent type of vis­i­tor …

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