March 2006 Architect Edition County's permit process is a winner Two years into his term as Snohomish County executive, Aaron Reardon has done something that eluded all of his predecessors. He has received praise from a builder for how he changed the county's system of handling development permits. Read the Full Story in the Herald (03/06) Shared Spaces Some days, you look across the hedge and wish you could pick your neighbors. If that's a familiar feeling, a Lake Stevens woman is offering people a chance to act on that wish. Read the Full Story in the Herald (03/11) Taller skyscrapers on the horizon Seattle's downtown skyline could soon soar hundreds of feet above limits that voters, fearing a wave of soul-robbing corporate towers, approved by a landslide in 1989. Read the Full Story in the Times (03/23) Chicago Builders Ride Next 'Supertall' Wave By the end of the decade, Chicago’s bustling commercial high-rise building market will reach a pinnacle with two “supertall” towers springing up along the city’s riverfront. Read the Full Story at McGraw Hill Construction (03/27) Quote of the Month "Never say famous last words, because they could be." -Billy Crystal (Actor) This edition of Tomorrow was created for: Harmsen & Associates Inc 17614 West Main Street Monroe, WA 98272 360.794.7811 info@h-ai.com This message has been sent to those who have either listed with Harmsen & Associates, Inc. at www.h-ai.com as someone who has expressly shared this address for the purpose of receiving information, are fellow members of professional organizations, or have an existing client relationship with us. If you have received this message by mistake or wish to be removed from the list, please send a message to info@h-ai.com with "unsubscribe newsletter" as the subject. If you have any questions about H&AI's privacy policy, please direct them to info@h-ai.com.