Author Profile Mark Hinshaw Mark Hinshaw, FAIA, is an architect and urban planner. He was an architecture critic for The Seattle Times and is the author of many articles and books, including Citistate Seattle (1999).
Politics Weyerhaeuser's new house Rendering of the new Weyerhaeuser headquarters in Pioneer Square, at the corner of Main and Occidental. by Mark Hinshaw / October 19, 2014
Tech The death of the suburban corporate campus Weyerhasuser current corporate headquarters, a symbol of another time. by Mark Hinshaw / September 1, 2014
Culture The Pioneer Square renaissance is through with fits & starts There are new bars and restaurants, yes, but also the new housing, retail and amenities that drive real city living. by Mark Hinshaw / August 5, 2014
Politics Local architect receiving award at White House Johnpaul Jones by Mark Hinshaw / July 24, 2014
A hole in Seattle's downtown development That giant hole across from City Hall? It's not the only one in downtown. by Mark Hinshaw / June 24, 2014
Politics Is this really the fastest growing city in America? Are folks reallly moving to Seattle in droves? by Mark Hinshaw / June 3, 2014
Politics Bell Street Park: A noble bust Looking west down Bell Street: dog fences, planters, upended curbs as seats and a car that may - or may not - be legally parked. by Mark Hinshaw / April 22, 2014
Politics The waxing and waning of Seattle's waterfront plan There are things to love in James Corner's latest, but also plenty of room for editing. by Mark Hinshaw / March 11, 2014
Politics Why Stadium Place is the best new development in Seattle The Stadium Place complex at Occidental Ave. and King St. anchors the south end of Pioneer Square. by Mark Hinshaw / March 9, 2014
Culture For Lease: Tunnel. One of a kind. Never used. The hole that Bertha built. by Mark Hinshaw / February 21, 2014
