Published March 16, 2015
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2013 April Workshop – Salvaged Garden Gates
Second Use’s manager and resident landscaping expert, Dave Lacey, will lead the workshop.
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Second Use’s manager and resident landscaping expert, Dave Lacey, will lead the workshop.
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The concept of their efforts is simple but brilliant– three women joining forces to improve their homes and skill sets.
Read full postWith growing attention on salvage and creative reuse, Second Use wants to engage the local design and building community and spotlight what the Seattle area’s creative building professionals are doing in this important area of sustainable building.
Read full postSecond Use is launching its spring workshop series, starting with a free wood identification workshop Sunday, March 3, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Dave has always been drawn to the sustainability of reusing building materials, and that is what brought him to Second Use–the draw of working with a like-minded, focused community and a different kind of public interaction.
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“I like to imagine people in fancy dresses and tuxedos, drinking martinis, standing in a beautiful building.” – Michael Armstrong, Second Use co-owner and Receiving Crew member
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With an interest in expanding the scope of salvage beyond finishes and décor, Isbell hopes to see it play a more integral role in architectural features and structural systems.
Read full postIt’s as easy as that. Bring a friend, mention the referral program to the cashiers, we will take it from there, and you’ll save 15 percent off your purchase!
Read full postJoin Second Use for our free plumbing workshop Saturday, Dec. 8, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Everyone was excited about the new space and the opportunity it would bring, but it was very sad to leave the community that had become home 15 years earlier.
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A schedule of events for the final stretch of Second Use’s move to SoDo.
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Visitors are starting to see hints of what it will look like when it’s fully functional.
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Now more than ever, we are focused on removing materials from your project site.
Read full postWe’ll provide snacks, music (the RooTsters at at 11:15 a.m. and IQ9 at 1:30 p.m.), and sales. Everything in the store will be 10 percent off. Come one, come all!
Read full postThe space will provide more natural light and climate control than the current check-out area.
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When Second Use employee Michael Greenwood informed the Harvey family about the bar, daughter Michelle Harvey rushed over. She was nearly brought to tears looking at the bar, thinking of her family’s memories of it, and the thought of it leaving the family again.
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One of the major projects at the new store in SoDo is Second Use’s loading dock.
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With a little luck, the contractor work will wrap up at the expected early-September deadline.
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We’re one step closer to operating in the new space! And in the new space, we’ll have an actual shipping office.
Read full postDan Phillips’s creative reuse is about as creative as it comes.
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Construction work is officially under way at the old Alaskan Copper building.
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The process of clearing out the current store space in South Park to get ready for the move has officially begun.
Read full postIn appreciation of everyone in the South Park, White Center and South Seattle community who has supported Second Use from the beginning, we decided to have a special event.
Read full postSecond Use decided to move the website to a new server with higher security protocols.
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Just days after wrapping up work on the East Side Mansion, the Field Crew’s largest job ever, they’re back at it.
Read full postIf you like Second Use, and you have 30 seconds to spare, please vote for us in the Mission Small Business Awards!
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Unfortunately, a homeowner in the suburbs is demolishing a 25,000-square-foot home in order to build something different. Fortunately, this homeowner has called Second Use to salvage what we can before the structure goes down. The result is Second Use’s biggest project in our history.
Read full postIn an effort to gather materials in a place where it’s not as easy for people to salvage, Second Use will set up shop at Granny’s on Sunrise Ridge from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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As excited as everyone is to fill the space with salvaged materials, it will be hard to give up all that play room!
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For me, the seeds of this move were planted (at least in my imagination) some years ago, when I was managing the break down and bug out of our auxiliary storage space that we rented from the Port of Seattle.
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