4 | Tom J. Phillips | High Point: The Inside Story of Seattle’s First Green Mixed-Income Neighborhood
From Literary Notes · 40:21
Show by Washington Talking Book & Braille Library
Washington Talking Book & Braille Library volunteer Rick Sipe sits down with urban planner Tom J. Phillips to talk about his work in developing High Point, a thriving, diverse community in West Seattle. They discuss Phillip's book about the process, called High Point: The Inside Story of Seattle’s First Green Mixed-Income Neighborhood.
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