Stop destroying Seattle history and warehousing people!
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Kristi Johannsen
8 years ago
This should be illegal. I’ll be. Calling my council woman.
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Joan Alger
8 years ago
Too many of our historical areas are being distoryed for profit rather than preserved to maintain an income to support it
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Larisa Moore
8 years ago
Gorgeous nature and green spaces and history are what define Seattle for me, please keep this wonderful place intact for future generations!
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Amie Baca
8 years ago
No!!! I used to live here!! Loved it. Please no.
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Kate Pitroff
8 years ago
Disgusting. Inhumane. You've got to be kidding me.
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david lawrence
8 years ago
Choose preservation over a dollar! This is capitol Hill Legacy!
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JEniffer
8 years ago
I’m so tired of all these greedy outsider developers that are ruining our city with their ugly multi unit buildings. Charging hundreds of dollars for tiny spaces and gentrifying the neighborhood. It’s time the city takes action, stop the greed and protect its citizens.!!!
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Curtis Gross
8 years ago
I understand the need to create additional housing, but this plan has too many flaws. Turning larger rooms into micro rooms, while also removing the courtyard, just to get ~100 additional units that can only hold a person? Seems silly. Come up with more substantial way to improve the city, this just appears to be a lazy cash grab.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We are losing the special characteristics of this city!! If we take away what is beautiful who will want to move here?
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Linda Gross
8 years ago
Please save this lovely historic building. what we lose we can never replace!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This is such a shame. I had the amazing experience of living in this building in 2010 before moving away from Seattle. Please let it live on, not only in our memories!
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Margaret T Swartzman
8 years ago
This is a landmark architecture. The interior spaces are inseparable from the exterior. Yes we need more housing BUT destroying landmark buildings is NOT the way to go!
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Chris Sorensen
8 years ago
If you think destroying a historic building is progress, you'd be wrong.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Beautiful and one of a kind.
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Lesha Ewers
8 years ago
As a former Royvue resident and current Capitol Hill resident, the idea of this renovation breaks my heart. Please leave this beautiful building alone.
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Stephanie Daud
8 years ago
RoyView is an irreplaceable asset to the neighborhood. My friend lives there, it is a delightful building to visit and I am happy knowing she lives in such a lovely place. This is not a building and garden that should be sterilized and maximized, leave it as it is.
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Jill Passmore
8 years ago
This is a character building that should be protected. Despite how Seattle seems to feel about "buildings" - that actually means saving not just the facade.
With regard to housing: we need more housing for older non-tech adults, not just cribs for kids to live in for a year.
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Gabriela Milillo
8 years ago
Please do not allow this historical beauty in amazing conditions to be destroyed for the sake of Money.
It is not necessary, whoever new machine worker comes to Nwe Seattle, can perfectly rent an apartment there as is, and the owember can ask whatever amount for rent will desire, The newbie can still have the chance to say I live on "Cap Hill" for the commute to amazon.
Thank you beyond sarcasm and anger, I want this building in my neighborhood as it.
We cannot allow this destruction's anymore, we have already lost too much.
Thank you
How can you, unethical developer, sleep at night?
Stop destroying Seattle history and warehousing people!
This should be illegal. I’ll be. Calling my council woman.
Too many of our historical areas are being distoryed for profit rather than preserved to maintain an income to support it
Gorgeous nature and green spaces and history are what define Seattle for me, please keep this wonderful place intact for future generations!
No!!! I used to live here!! Loved it. Please no.
Disgusting. Inhumane. You've got to be kidding me.
Choose preservation over a dollar! This is capitol Hill Legacy!
I’m so tired of all these greedy outsider developers that are ruining our city with their ugly multi unit buildings. Charging hundreds of dollars for tiny spaces and gentrifying the neighborhood. It’s time the city takes action, stop the greed and protect its citizens.!!!
I understand the need to create additional housing, but this plan has too many flaws. Turning larger rooms into micro rooms, while also removing the courtyard, just to get ~100 additional units that can only hold a person? Seems silly. Come up with more substantial way to improve the city, this just appears to be a lazy cash grab.
We are losing the special characteristics of this city!! If we take away what is beautiful who will want to move here?
Please save this lovely historic building. what we lose we can never replace!
This is such a shame. I had the amazing experience of living in this building in 2010 before moving away from Seattle. Please let it live on, not only in our memories!
This is a landmark architecture. The interior spaces are inseparable from the exterior. Yes we need more housing BUT destroying landmark buildings is NOT the way to go!
If you think destroying a historic building is progress, you'd be wrong.
Beautiful and one of a kind.
As a former Royvue resident and current Capitol Hill resident, the idea of this renovation breaks my heart. Please leave this beautiful building alone.
RoyView is an irreplaceable asset to the neighborhood. My friend lives there, it is a delightful building to visit and I am happy knowing she lives in such a lovely place. This is not a building and garden that should be sterilized and maximized, leave it as it is.
This is a character building that should be protected. Despite how Seattle seems to feel about "buildings" - that actually means saving not just the facade. With regard to housing: we need more housing for older non-tech adults, not just cribs for kids to live in for a year.
Please do not allow this historical beauty in amazing conditions to be destroyed for the sake of Money. It is not necessary, whoever new machine worker comes to Nwe Seattle, can perfectly rent an apartment there as is, and the owember can ask whatever amount for rent will desire, The newbie can still have the chance to say I live on "Cap Hill" for the commute to amazon. Thank you beyond sarcasm and anger, I want this building in my neighborhood as it. We cannot allow this destruction's anymore, we have already lost too much. Thank you