ARC Architects selected for downtown Leavenworth parking garage project

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth has selected ARC Architects to lead the Downtown Parking Garage Feasibility and Design project, crucial for addressing the area’s increasing parking demands. This initiative aims to improve accessibility for residents and visitors, supporting local businesses that rely on foot traffic. Officials highlighted the project’s significance in promoting economic growth and enhancing the urban landscape. ARC Architects will perform a comprehensive feasibility study to evaluate potential designs and costs. The city plans to leverage this project to modernize its infrastructure and better serve its community.

Local stakeholders have expressed support for the initiative, anticipating positive impacts on downtown activity. As this project unfolds, it represents a proactive approach to urban planning in Leavenworth. The completion of this garage could significantly enhance the downtown experience for both residents and tourists.

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