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Carr, John. “Public Input/Elite Privilege: The Use of Participatory Planning to Reinforce Urban Geographies of Power in Seattle.” Taylor & Francis, Informa UK Limited, 16 May 2013.Dooling, Sarah, Simon Gregory, Yocom Ken. “Place-Based Urban Ecology: A Century of Park Planning in Seattle.” SpringerLink, Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers, 18  Oct.  2006.

Deehr, Rebecca C, and Amy Shumann. “Active Seattle: Achieving Walkability in Diverse Neighborhoods.” American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Elsevier, 25 Nov. 2009.

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Capitol Hill is a developed area. The infrastructures are sufficient, and the green space is adequate. The majority race here is Whites, and the homeless are hard to see. Based on the houses beside the street, we determine rich people are living here. The houses are modern and look expensive. Many cranes are constructing new buildings. Light rails are running through the streets.

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Light Railway with high-tech station

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New building are constructing

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Big crane with shinging light

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Boynton, Emily. "Arguably Seattle’s coolest neighborhood, the LGBTQ epicenter offers bars, brunch spots, and boutiques galore." Visit Seattle, Official Visitor's Guide, https://visitseattle.org/neighborhoods/capitol-hill/."Capitol Hill Neighborhood Guide." findwell, https://seattle.findwell.com/seattle-neighborhoods/capitol-hill/.

"Capitol Hill Neighborhood Guide." findwell, https://seattle.findwell.com/seattle-neighborhoods/capitol-hill/.

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We visited downtown Capitol Hill and the park near downtown. Houses near parks are known to be more expensive than ones that aren't, so we assumed that ones we saw would be very expensive. What surprised me the most about our visit is that I thought Capitol Hill would be more like a suburban neighborhood environment, rather than a downtown urban environment. I also thought it was just going to be a neighborhood on a hill, like it's name refers in Capitol "Hill".

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We actually saw a big part of green spaces in Capitol Hill, and it's as walkable as I originally thought. The Anderson park takes up a lot of spaces, you can appreciate the night view of city skyline from the park. I saw many people jogging and walking their dog, children chasing each other on the green spaces. We saw that there are many residential area built around the park, and it's very convenient for the resident to fully use the green spaces for recreational purposes.

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After doing research on the price of housing on Zillow, this verifies that housing is very expensive in Capitol Hill, especially near parks. This is because the cheapest property for sale is 335,000 dollars which is just for a condo.  I am doing affordable housing which is a barrier to the neighborhood because after looking on Zillow, the prices of buying property is very inflated.

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When my group visited Capitol Hill, we noticed that there was lots of ongoing development efforts to make life accessible for the diverse communities within the area. One of Capitol Hill's most notable developments is the rainbow crosswalks that intersect the roadways in the effort to represent inclusivity and a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community. We visited the community in the evening, and we noticed various residents spending time in their own groups at the public parks. These observations could indicate divisions between communities.

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Race/Ethnicity/Culture can be both an asset and barrier.

ASSET - Current efforts for inclusivity among all people are being made. Capitol Hill is known as a community for the LGBTQ+ population in Seattle.

BARRIER - Due to Capitol Hill previously being a redlined community in the 1900s, there is a 13% rate of poverty that is majorly comprised of Black, Hispanic, and underrepresented minorities. This means that  efforts need to be made to increase the accessibility of resources to the population.

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It is an asset because the development is the necessary changes to promote that region. Demographic changes can be either an asset or barrier, which depends on the population who moves in.

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Welcome to Capitol Hill!

Capitol Hill, originally known as Broadway Hill, is a dense urban district and neighborhood in King County that was constructed alongside a steep hill near downtown Seattle. It is especially known for being a center of culture and LGBTQ+ awareness.

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Capitol Hill is 70% White, 9% Asian, 7% Black or African American, 5% two or more races, and 2% American Indian/Alaska Native.

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Asset- Green spaces and public parks are definitely an asset for the residents in capitol hill. It provides them with a large amount of spaces for them to relax, do all kind of exercises and other recreational stuff.  It not only improve the resident's life quality but also improve the air quality of the surrounding area.

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Kagawa Singer, M, et al. “Culture: The Missing Link in Health Research.” Social Science & Medicine, vol. 170, 2016, pp. 237–246.

“Racial Restrictive Covenants: Neighborhood by Neighborhood Restrictions across King County.” Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project, Civil Rights and Labor History Consortium, University of Washington, https://depts.washington.edu/civilr/covenants.htm.

Romano, Tricia. “Cultures Clash as Gentrification Engulfs Capitol Hill.” The Seattle Times, The Seattle Times Company, 22 Nov. 2016, https://www.seattletimes.com/life/lifestyle/culture-clash-on-capitol-hill/.

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1. Fucoloro, Tom, et al. “Census Data Shows Where Capitol Hill Has Grown the Most ( Where You Might Find Reasonable Rent).” CHS Capitol Hill Seattle, 28 July 2011, http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2011/07/census-data-shows-where-capitol-hill-has-grown-the-most-changed-the-most/.

2. Williams, Nathan. “Seattle's Capitol Hill Neighborhood.” TripSavvy, TripSavvy, 10 Oct. 2019, https://www.tripsavvy.com/seattles-capitol-hill-neighborhood-2965114.

3. Boynton, Emily. “Capitol Hill.” Visit Seattle, 12 Oct. 2018, https://visitseattle.org/neighborhoods/capitol-hill/.