Check out this animation featuring the new Swedish Medical Center being built in the Issaquah Highlands. You’ll experience the future campus from the air and ground. The animation was provided by Studio 216 for CollinsWoerman, the architect on the Swedish project.
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Our continuing commitment to your safety
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