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	DJC.COM: Steinbrueck calls for park expansion, provided by Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
		Steinbrueck hopes to build support to double the size of the downtown park named after his father, the late Seattle architect Victor Steinbrueck.
		Steinbrueck's proposal came on the heels of an agreement last week to modify design of the waterfront Marriott to preserve views of the bay and mountains from Victor Steinbrueck Park and the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
		Steinbrueck said his office is working on a cost estimate for the park expansion that could include a parking lot beneath the park.
	www.djc.com /news/re/11008060.html (739 words)

	The Daily (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Victor Steinbrueck, who died in 1985, was later honored with a city park and holiday in his name.
		Steinbrueck, elected to the Seattle City Council in 1997, is in his third term, and served as council president from 2002 to 2003.
		Steinbrueck is deeply concerned by the high costs of urban housing -- and said it's his personal crusade to change the situation.
	thedaily.washington.edu /index.php?storyID=16007 (1147 words)

	Victor Steinbrueck Park (Seattle) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Victor Steinbrueck Park is a 0.8 acre (3,000 m²) park in Downtown Seattle in the United States.
		In 1985, Market Park was renamed after Seattle architect Victor Steinbrueck, who was instrumental in the preservation of Pike Place Market and Pioneer Square and had died that year.
		(Steinbrueck's son Peter, also an architect, is currently [2004] on the Seattle City Council.)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Victor_Steinbrueck_Park (150 words)

	Seattle Parks and Recreation: Victor Steinbrueck Park
		Victor Steinbrueck Park is located at the north end of Pike Place Market.
		Victor Steinbrueck Park is located at the north end of Pike Place Market, at the end of Virginia St. on Western Avenue.
		Victor Steinbrueck Park is on the site of the Washington State National Guard Armory, which was built about 1909.
	www.cityofseattle.net /parks/parkspaces/victorsteinbrueckpark.htm (248 words)

	Victor Steinbrueck
		Victor Steinbrueck, UW alumnus and architecture professor, led the battle against the city's redevelopment plans for Seattle's Pike Place Market during the 1960s.
		Steinbrueck became a spokesman for the Committee For Alternatives At Westlake, for which he served as co-chairman from 1976 to 1984.
		Exhibitions of Steinbrueck's artwork, including watercolors, drawings and prints, have been held at many galleries and organizations around the Northwest: the Seattle Art Museum, the Henry Gallery, the Seattle Public Library and the University of Washington Libraries, the Polly Friedlander Gallery, the Whatcom County Museum, among others.
	www.washington.edu /research/showcase/1946a.html (677 words)

	Victor Steinbrueck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Steinbrueck is credited with and best known for his design of the Space Needle in 1960, Steinbrueck's employer at the time, architect John Graham, requested a design that included a revolving restaurant.
		Steinbrueck's son, Peter, said Victor used a teak sculpture of a woman as inspiration for the Needle.
		Steinbrueck died in 1985, leaving a legacy of civic involvement and understated, Modernist residential designs, as well as the beloved Space Needle.
	www.djc.com /special/century/stein.html (261 words)

	Peter Steinbrueck's Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Peter’s father, Victor Steinbrueck, was an accomplished architect, professor, and preservationist who led a citizens' initiative to save Seattle's beloved Pike Place Market from the wrecking ball of urban renewal in the late ‘60s.
		Steinbrueck earned a Bachelor of Arts in Government from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine and a Master of Architecture from the University of Washington.
		Read Peters interview about his father Victor Steinbrueck (1911-1985), one of Seattle's most outspoken proponents of preservation, conscientious urban planning, and labor.
	www.petersteinbrueck.net /Bio.html (267 words)

	Peter Steinbrueck: He prides himself on support for homeless
		While the scene was being photographed, Steinbrueck worried whether he was being sensitive to the homeless people.
		Over the years, Steinbrueck has carefully crafted an image on the council as the champion of the homeless and the poor; as a proponent of childhood education and families; a supporter of city parks and libraries.
		Steinbrueck, an architect, has deep roots as a civic activist, reaching back to his childhood when he accompanied his father, Victor Steinbrueck, to meetings in his effort to preserve Pike Place Market.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /local/145841_steinbrueck29.html (634 words)

	Ground Wars
		Victor Steinbrueck Park is the scene of a turf battle over Seattle’s public space
		In the meantime, City Councilmember Peter Steinbrueck, son of the park’s co-designer — the architect credited with saving the Pike Place Market in the 1970s — says he’s seeing red about the Friends of Steinbrueck Park and their plans.
		For one thing, Steinbrueck says, there is no Friends of Steinbrueck Park — it’s something the Parks Department is trying to create to give legitimacy to ideas Steinbrueck says are unacceptable.
	www.realchangenews.org /archive3/2005_04_06/current/news2.html (1045 words)

	SAVE2
		To justify their decision to grant the permit after gaining a small reduction in height of the mechanical penthouses, the city argued that there are other places to view the water, but Victor Steinbrueck Park provides a unique view of the Olympics.
		The prospect from Victor Steinbrueck Park is a unique and legally protected view available to all, not just those fortunate enough to buy their views of Elliott Bay.
		Victor Steinbrueck Park should be guarded jealously by all of Seattle for it and the adjacent Pike Place Market are our heritage and memory lest we forget that growing with grace means preservation and protection of Seattle's unique spaces and viewscapes.
	www.serv.net /~iwall/SaveArticles.html (1807 words)

	To Present the New Downtown Seattle Urban Landscape Guide to Seattle City Council President, Peter Steinbrueck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Peter Steinbrueck, President of the Seattle City Council, Architect, and noted advocate of architectural and urban open space preservation.
		Steinbrueck has continued his father's legacy in his advocacy for architectural and open space preservation in Seattle.
		The Victor Steinbrueck Park ground breaking ceremony originally took place in June of 1981.
	www.forrelease.com /D20030425/sff015.P2.04242003235756.13735.html (448 words)

	HistoryLink Essay: Victor Steinbrueck: Life and Ideas
		Victor Steinbrueck (1911-1985) was one of Seattle's most outspoken proponents of preservation, conscientious urban planning, and labor.
		But Victor was an artist at heart, and brought a vibrant and nuanced view of people and society toward his work and family.
		Steinbrueck brought to Seattle a kind of preservation mentality that was just starting to grow in other cities around the country in the 1950s and 1960s.
	www.historylink.org /_output.cfm?file_id=2126 (1221 words)

	Pike Place Market • Totem Restoration Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		I was commissioned in 1983 by Architect Emeritus Victor Steinbrueck to complete the two 50 foot totem poles that he designed for the Belvedere Park at Pike Place Market.
		The park that surrounds the totems represents a very necessary space that Victor Steinbrueck felt is essential to people that live in the city.
		The Victor Steinbrueck Park is built on top of a parking facility which made for some very special engineering challenges concerning the installation and mounting of the two 50 foot totem poles.
	nwart-jpbender.com /proj/proj_1.htm (191 words)

	Pike Place Market, Pike Place, Post Alley, Victor Steinbrueck Park, Alaskan Way Viaduct, Choice Peppers, Choice Produce ...
		Victor Steinbrueck Park is located at the northern end of Pike Place Market — at the end of Virginia St. on Western Avenue.
		The small grassy park is named after Steinbrueck — an architect, author, and artist...and Seattle's best-known advocate of historic preservation.
		After his death in 1985, Pike Place Park was named Victor Steinbrueck Park in honor of his memory.
	lovetoeatandtravel.com /site/US/Seattle/Fun/pike_place_post_alley.htm (327 words)

	Pike Place Market Seafood Market (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Victor Steinbrueck Park (Seattle) - Victor Steinbrueck Park is a 0.8 acre (3,000 mÂ²) park in Downtown Seattle just northwest of Pike Place Market between Western Avenue and the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
		He knows that Latin American emigres, most collectors bought commodities produced by the population base of GDP - perhaps 8 - commodities: machinery and behaviors we find those with a tax treatment of the state owned and "pike place market gains".
		Today, certain parties that the Montreal Protocol on as purchase and ownership of our present institutions could justify their investment returns are rarer and disposal of permanent types of seconds implies an industry.
	feiyandown.com /pikeplacemarket.html (383 words)

	HistoryLink Essay: Pike Place Market (Seattle) -- Thumbnail History
		In September 1964, Ashley and Steinbrueck invited 60 sympathizers to a champagne breakfast at Lowell's Cafe in the Market to defend what architect Fred Bassetti called "an honest place in a phony time." The new group called itself "Friends of the Market" and sold books, buttons, and shopping bags to raise funds.
		Steinbrueck then engineered a masterstroke of creative "obstructionism" when he convinced Washington's new Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, created by the 1966 National Historic Preservation Act, to approve a 17-acre Pike Place Market Historic District that would block use of federal funds for demolition.
		The establishment counterattacked by persuading the Advisory Council to shrink the District to a mere 1.7 acres.
	www.historylink.org /_output.CFM?file_ID=1602 (2363 words)

	Street Watch
		Officers working with the Neighborhood Corrections Initiative - a collaboration between the Seattle Police Department, DoC, and the INS - were conducting an "emphasis" on Victor Steinbrueck Park.
		The suspect was taken and detained at the INS holding facility.
		Another officer patrolling Victor Steinbrueck Park as part of the Neighborhood Corrections Initiative observed a suspect drinking from an open can of beer.
	realchangenews.org /pastissuesupgrade/2002_10_03/misc/streetwatch.html (370 words)

	Five to Four \| News \| Five to Four \| The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper
		We're happy to report that the First Annual Victor Steinbrueck Memorial Event--a panel discussion on transportation--broke down into chaos last week.
		No disrespect to Victor Steinbrueck, but it's about time the transportation debate got real.
		The Tuesday, January 22 evening event, billed as a panel discussion on transportation choices moderated by KUOW host Steve Scher, was part of lecture series at the UW's College of Architecture and Urban Planning.
	www.thestranger.com /seattle/Content?oid=9885 (387 words)

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	websecretary.info /conference-room/hotel-conference-room-20.php (1148 words)

	Seattle Press on Line - Elliott Bay Sunset Sold to Hotel Developer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		She's fighting for a downtown view, specifically, the view from Victor Steinbrueck Park in the Pike Place Market.
		Uplands LLC, a partnership of Wright/Runstad and Intracorp, and Wright Hotels are ready to build a 9-story, 400-room hotel on the waterfront, abutting the Alaskan Way Viaduct, and right in front of the northwest corner of the park's panoramic view of Elliott Bay, the Magnolia headland and the Olympic Mountains.
		Wall intends to press her case because, as she puts it, "I happen to be a native Seattlite who loves the view of Elliott Bay from Victor Steinbrueck Park and Alaskan Way."
	archive.seattlepressonline.com /article-974.html (688 words)

	Seattle Views: Victor Steinbrueck Park
		If you would like to share your own photo as taken at this viewpoint, please email Anne.
		Victor Steinbrueck Park, corner of Western Avenue and Virginia Street, on the north end of Pike Place Market, Downtown.
		Victor Steinbrueck Park offers 160º views over the port of Seattle and Elliott Bay - from Mount Rainier to the south, to the Olympic Mountains stretching around to the north.
	www.gonorthwest.com /Washington/seattle/viewpoints/victor.htm (387 words)

	Preservation Seattle - Issue #9: January 2003
		Subsequently, the Olmsted Brothers Comprehensive System of Parks and Parkways plan of 1903 noted the potential of the small peninsula along the western shores of Lake Washington.
		Techniques and Technology: In 1975, Historic Seattle contracted with architect and activist Victor Steinbrueck and Folke Nyberg to survey Seattle's neighborhoods.
		The project, funded in part by a grant from the National Endowment of the Arts, provided a tremendous resource which is still valuable today.
	www.historicseattle.org /preservationseattle/defaultjanhome.htm (381 words)

	Councilmember Nick Licata: Urban Politics #65 6/9/99
		We have recently received inquiries regarding the August 4, 1994 Property Use and Development Agreement (PUDA) between the Port of Seattle and the City of Seattle, relating to the street vacations and conditions for their transfer to the Port of Seattle for its Central Waterfront Project.
		It is reasonable to interpret the Virginia Street corridor as including all of the view currently available from anywhere in Victor Steinbrueck Park.
		The acoustic wall and the rooflines of the condominiums obstruct the view from Victor Steinbrueck Park to the Alaskan Way seawall, although that was a clear provision of the Design Guidelines.
	www.cityofseattle.net /council/licata/up65.htm (1615 words)

	SAVE1
		The full panormic view from Victor Steinbrueck Park is a natural resources and the property of all Seattle.
		It should not be sold to Marriott Corp. The view from the Park and from the Alaskan Way Viaduct are supposed to be protected under city law, but an appeal to the Shorelines Hearings Board is needed to re-secure this protection.
		Citizens of Seattle and visitors to Victor Steinbrueck Park place great value on the uninterrupted panoramic view of Elliott Bay from this special place.
	www.serv.net /~iwall/Save.html (584 words)

	2005 Treewalk Art Site 5
		Betty Bowen Viewpoint, designed by Victor Steinbrueck, features cast concrete insets by Northwest Art Masters.
		It features ten cast concrete art insets and one freestanding sculpture created by Steinbrueck and Northwest art masters Richard Gilkey, Charles Stokes, Morris Graves, Mark Tobey, Guy Anderson, Paul Horiuchi, Harold Balazs, Margaret Tomkins, Leo Kenny, and James Washington Jr.
		She has a special affinity for the works and thoughts of the Northwest masters featured here.
	www.cambiumarts.org /treewalk2005/sites2005/2005gallerysite05.html (222 words)

	130_0457-JO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		130_0457-JO Seattle, WA / 130_0457-JO, Victor Steinbrueck Park
		Victor Steibrueck Park is located near the north end of the market.
		Victor Steinbrueck worked to preserve the market from destruction.
	www.uwm.edu /~jeff/gallery/0305seattle2003/may25/pages/130_0457-JO.html (29 words)

	Seattle Times: WTO in Seattle 1999 Map Chronicle
		WTO protesters are escorted by police from Capitol Hill to a rally at Victor Steinbrueck Park.
		Several hundred protesters from Victor Steinbrueck Park march to King County Jail to demand the release of more than 500 protesters.
		No protest zone reduced to an area of restricted protests.
	o.seattletimes.nwsource.com /wto/maps/thursday.html (86 words)

	Totem poles by James Bender
		Our left-side navigation bar is a photo of one of the two totem poles that James Bender carved for Victor Steinbrueck Park at Seattle's famed Pike Place Market.
		Totem pole at Victor Steinbrueck Park at Seattle's Pike Place Market
		Another view of James's totem pole at Victor Steinbrueck Park
	www.chiefseattle.com /Artists/bender/totems.htm (75 words)

	2003 Treewalk Art Site 7
		The Viewpoint at Betty Bowen Park was designed by noted Seattle Architect and civic activist Victor Steinbrueck, and named as a memorial to Seattle art patron Betty Bowen.
		It features ten cast concrete art insets and one freestanding sculpture created by Steinbrueck and Northwest art masters Richard Gilkey, Charles Stokes, Morris Graves, Mark Tobey, Guy Anderson, Paul Horiuchi, Harold Balazs, Margaret Tompkins, Leo Kenny, and James Washington Jr.
		Thanks also to Dolores Tarzan Ament for permission to include quotes from her book, Iridescent Light: The Emergence of Northwest Art.
	www.cambiumarts.org /treewalk2003/sites2003/2003gallerysite07.html (146 words)

	AIA Seattle
		This note from the history of AIA Seattle done for the 100th anniversary of its founding, published 1994: "The program for the 'First Annual AIA Honor Awards Program' was authorized at the April 1950 meeting of the chapter, and was announced on May 5, 1950.
		Invitations to compete were sent out April 12, 1951 over Victor Steinbrueck's signature.
		As for the previous event, the entries were reviewed and judged by the chapter's membership at the annual meeting.
	www.aiaseattle.org /archive_honorawards_1950topresent.htm (2245 words)

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