Hirabayashi Place Demolition Underway

Thanks to our friends at the Summit Law Group we will share frequent photos of the construction site from a lofty perch!


UW Design Build Studio 2014 Creates Cookery

Students, faculty, friends and family joined staff yesterday in celebrating the opening InterIm CDA's Danny Woo Community Garden's Neighborhood Cookery.  Professor Steve Badanes, who has organized six student projects in the Garden, and Miriam Ghee, worked with Rachel Duthler and Tom Im and others, through the University of Washington's School of Architecture's Design Build Studio 2014 to create this new structure.  InterIm CDA is grateful to the City of Seattle's Department of Neighborhood's for major funding for this project.  Other contributions were received as well.  The staff look forward to using this new asset to teach classes involving growing, cooking and eating healthy food, particularly to children living in the International District.  Programs are also planned for youth and elders.


AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps Members Remove Old Wall

InterIm CDA's Danny Woo Community Garden is the grateful recipient of the hard work of eight AmeriCorps volunteers.  These intrepid young people are making the garden safer by replacing a deteriorating railroad tie wall with a new retaining wall.  The garden was originally built by an earlier generation of civic-minded young people in 1975.  Uncle Bob Santos, who organized the original garden project continues to champion the garden and share stories with visitors.  Pictured here are Rick, Angela, and Heather.  Thank you!


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Danny Woo Cookery Opening

Invitation: Danny Woo Community Garden Cookery Opening

Thursday, June 12th 4-8 pm.

Join us in celebrating the new Danny Woo Community Garden Neighborhood Cookery!

Tour of the garden: 4 pm.

Cookery Dedication Ceremony: 5:45 pm.

 Location: 620 S Main St. Seattle, WA 98104

This is project is funded by the City of Seattle’s Department of Neighborhoods.  Design and construction provided by the University of Washington’s Neighborhood Design Build Studio and Professor Steve Badanes.  The first phase of the project (architectural elements being installed now) will be followed by water/electrical work later this summer.

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Community Reception

You are invited to a Community Reception to welcome Andréa Akita and Brad Miyake

 Please RSVP to Elaine@hokubeihochi.org or call 206.623.0100

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