The arrival of April brought gentle Pacific spring breezes, blooming cherry blossoms along Alaskan Way, and clear, sapphire skies over Elliott Bay. Down on the construction deck of Pier 58, the massive red lattice boom of the two-hundred-ton Manitowoc crawler crane swung slowly across the water. Suspended from heavy nylon rigging straps was the first full-scale mass-timber pergola arch—a majestic sixty-foot curved rib of Alaskan yellow cedar, hand-milled in Arlington…
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