The first week of January brought crisp, frost-dusted mornings and brilliant sapphire skies to Elliott Bay. Down along Alaskan Way, the driven basalt-geopolymer piles of Pier 58 stood tall and unshakeable against the cold tides, a testament to the flawless engineering that had captured the attention of architectural journals worldwide. At ten o'clock on Tuesday morning, inside the central auditorium of Seattle City Hall on Fourth Avenue, Mayor Bruce Harrell…
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