This Morning in Seattle

Nearly 300 deferred the beautiful Puget Sound summer this morning to join us at the Four Seasons in Seattle to hear the City's director of planning, Marshall Foster, and others talk at our Future of the Waterfront event. They'll be taking down the so-called Alaskan Viaduct along the bay (the equivalent of Whitehurst Freeway along the Potomac) and creating a cutting-edge boardwalk to connect the urban center to the water.

Did you imagine so many people wear coats and even ties in the Land of Amazon and REI? (Not shown: other events we held this morning in Charlotte and Toronto—but you know they dress up there.)

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