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Immediately south of the Pioneer Square neighborhood and east of the stadiums begins a most colorful area now known as the International District. Once upon a time it was called Chinatown. The newer name reflects that people with recent family roots in many different countries now call this neighborhood home.
I love that they changed the name; International District sounds like an interesting place indeed.
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Seattle has such cool architecture... that rounded building in the middle is fascinating to look at.
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Celine, Thanks, I was thinking that the roof line reminded me of the roof of the Municipal Building a little (on my Flickr site recently) in that the roof is transparent and curves downward. I wonder how hot the cubies in those offices become with all that sunlight?
-Kim