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The Washington State Convention Center (WSCC) Addition project has made significant progress since breaking ground in 2018, but if a solution to its $300 million funding gap isn’t identified by the end of 2020, steps will be taken to begin shutting down the project in the Spring and sending 1,000 workers home.

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Projects such as the Washington State Convention Center (WSCC) Addition play a crucial role in helping those disproportionately affected by economic adversity to participate in the pandemic recovery.

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Traffic lanes returning after almost two years of reroute for WSCC Addition project construction.

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As our region continues to navigate fast-changing circumstances, the economic benefits of projects like the Washington State Convention Center (WSCC) Addition are more important than ever. The Addition project is creating thousands of family-wage construction jobs and will be a key to economic recovery as our region resumes business. However, without a $300 million funding bridge to make up for lost funds associated with a lodging tax that has been decimated by the pandemic, ...

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Site Statement: The Washington State Convention Center (WSCC) Addition project qualifies as a permitted exception under Gov. Jay Inslee’s Stay Home, Stay Healthy Proclamation on construction, and work will continue on the Addition site. Clark | Lewis is taking precautions to reduce the risk of infection on the WSCC

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You may notice something interesting, with structural steel erection underway on the Addition: Instead of a traditional, bottom-to-top approach, the team is constructing the Addition building from east-to-west, resulting in a shorter construction duration.