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Capitol Hill architecture – Trace Lofts
Posted by admin in 12 Nov, 2009
Trace Lofts, 12th Ave. & East Madison, Capitol Hill (Seattle):
I love the look of a sleek, modern building placed on top of an existing vintage building. And I love that at least part of the original building – or even just its facade – was preserved. (The “About” page on the Trace Lofts Web site mentions the “87-year history.” If that refers to the age of the original structure, then it was built circa 1922.)