The snippet of street today known as Northeast Park Road has unusual origins. Carl Gould, the founder of University of Washington’s architecture program and a prolific local designer, prepared the master plan for this neighborhood nestled against Ravenna Park. It stands out for its (mostly) Tudor-style homes, built in the 1920s, that complement each other without being uniform. And for an unusual layout—with a small circular park in the center—that make the two dozen-ish houses feel like a distinct little community within broader Ravenna.
But it really stands out in December, when Northeast Park Road assumes its megawatt alter ego: Candy Cane Lane. According to
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