https://www.theurbanist.org/2018/01/30/city-council-landmarks-buildings-west-seattle-eastlake/
“Located in the Junction, the Crescent-Hamm Building (4302 SW Alaska St) sits at the corner of SW Alaska St and California Ave SW. The building is formed primarily of terracotta brick with detailed reliefs, columns, and patterned third-story windows. In many ways, the building is reflective of older 20th century commercial buildings found throughout Seattle. Retail uses line both ground floor facades while residential apartments are located above.”
“The building was designed by Victor Voorhees and built in 1926. Another Voorhees building several blocks south was also recently landmarked. Preservation controls apply exclusively to the building exterior.”