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Pike’s Pique

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5 years ago

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February 27, 2019

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Jeff Russ Signs of the Times March 2019 Issue

In any rain-soaked city, neon’s nostalgic glow is especially poignant. This fact was not lost on German-born architect Andrew Willatsen, who, in 1935, brought his Prairie School influences to the sign design of Seattle’s Pike Place Market.

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