Wright Runstad has brought architect Clark Barnes onto its plan to build 555 market-rate apartments on parcels at Bellevue’s Spring District that were once slated for offices, the latest sign that the region’s premier transit-oriented campus is pivoting hard toward housing. The developer is refining a design for roughly 740,000 square feet of residential space on the north parcels of the 36-acre Spring District, according to a report in the Seat…
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