AIA members have spoken many times about how the Viaduct must be taken down for the health and welfare of the city. The AIA/WA continues to participate in talks and work alongside AIA Seattle to voice the opinion of architects.
Yet in the midst of many Viaduct proposals on how to replace the aging structure, a different, and potentially risky, idea has been added. A former state historic preservation officer wants to preserve the Viaduct and have it declared a historic landmark.
The AIA position favors removing the Viaduct in order to revitalize Seattle's waterfront. Eight proposals for replacing the current structure are being considered at this time.
What do you think?
Voice your opinion at any of the public meetings held by the Department of Transportation.
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