Hopefully this is the start of a trend
SEATTLE | 1370 Stewart St | 44 Stories | Proposed
SEATTLE HIGHRISE
GATEWAY TO THE EMERALD CITY
Our Seattle project is located a block away from I-5 Highway on Stewart Street and when complete will create an iconic ‘gateway’ structure and landmark for the City. Greeting drivers to downtown Seattle will be a 44-storey mixed use highrise designed by renowned architectural firm, Perkins + Will.
Inspiration of the building design located on this unique triangular site reflects a spinnaker on a sailboat similar to vessels plying Lake Union and Elliot Bay (just 7 blocks to the north). The two-storey podium of the building will include ground-level retail and a two level restaurant including a south facing roof-top patio. Anticipated amenities that residents can enjoy include a state-of-the-art fitness room, concierge services and 5000 square foot rooftop patio and lounge area offering spectacular views of the city and water.
https://www.arbutusproperties.com/projects/seattle-highrise/
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GATEWAY TO THE EMERALD CITY
Our Seattle project is located a block away from I-5 Highway on Stewart Street and when complete will create an iconic ‘gateway’ structure and landmark for the City. Greeting drivers to downtown Seattle will be a 44-storey mixed use highrise designed by renowned architectural firm, Perkins + Will.
Inspiration of the building design located on this unique triangular site reflects a spinnaker on a sailboat similar to vessels plying Lake Union and Elliot Bay (just 7 blocks to the north). The two-storey podium of the building will include ground-level retail and a two level restaurant including a south facing roof-top patio. Anticipated amenities that residents can enjoy include a state-of-the-art fitness room, concierge services and 5000 square foot rooftop patio and lounge area offering spectacular views of the city and water.
https://www.arbutusproperties.com/projects/seattle-highrise/
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Enjoy the new plans!
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http://web6.seattle.gov/dpd/edms/GetDocument.aspx?id=4559216
Edit: hahaha the board was dissatisfied with renderings of the pedestrian experience...80 pages of pedestrian experience renders. Beautiful new renders though
161MB
http://web6.seattle.gov/dpd/edms/GetDocument.aspx?id=4559216
Edit: hahaha the board was dissatisfied with renderings of the pedestrian experience...80 pages of pedestrian experience renders. Beautiful new renders though
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Indeed nice renders. However, annoyingly, many of them were chopped in half -- one half on one page and then the other half on the next page. So in each instance I Photoshopped the two halves together. Here they are.Enjoy the new plans!
http://web6.seattle.gov/dpd/edms/GetDocument.aspx?id=4559216
Edit: hahaha the board was dissatisfied with renderings of the pedestrian experience...80 pages of pedestrian experience renders. Beautiful new renders though
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From todays DJC.
https://www.djc.com/news/ae/12121293.html
April 30, 2019
More design tweaks for 46-story residential tower planned near REI
By BRIAN MILLER
Journal Staff Reporter
Canadian firm Arbutus recently bought a triangular block at 1370 Stewart St., where it's planning a 46-story, 456-unit residential tower.
Most of the design tweaks relate to the materials, finessing how the podium meets the street, the north facade, and overall streetscape.
The quieter north side of the block, John Street, is meant to be more pedestrian-friendly than Denny. As before, the gently twisting tower is pushed north on its two-story podium. The tower's floor plates, shaped something like a guitar pick, won't have any straight lines on their three facades. Some units will have balconies.
The top floor will be a mostly enclosed “sky terrace” with terraces. The podium will also have a terrace on its south corner.
More recently, Arbutus has been eyeing the triangle east of Stewart for a second possible residential tower. Three different property owners there have expressed an interest in selling.
Arbutus has said that 1370 Stewart could be rentals or condominiums — though if the latter, there would only be 134 underground parking spaces for potential buyers.
The floor plates of the gently twisting tower are shaped something like guitar picks.
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https://www.djc.com/news/ae/12121293.html
April 30, 2019
More design tweaks for 46-story residential tower planned near REI
By BRIAN MILLER
Journal Staff Reporter
Canadian firm Arbutus recently bought a triangular block at 1370 Stewart St., where it's planning a 46-story, 456-unit residential tower.
Most of the design tweaks relate to the materials, finessing how the podium meets the street, the north facade, and overall streetscape.
The quieter north side of the block, John Street, is meant to be more pedestrian-friendly than Denny. As before, the gently twisting tower is pushed north on its two-story podium. The tower's floor plates, shaped something like a guitar pick, won't have any straight lines on their three facades. Some units will have balconies.
The top floor will be a mostly enclosed “sky terrace” with terraces. The podium will also have a terrace on its south corner.
More recently, Arbutus has been eyeing the triangle east of Stewart for a second possible residential tower. Three different property owners there have expressed an interest in selling.
Arbutus has said that 1370 Stewart could be rentals or condominiums — though if the latter, there would only be 134 underground parking spaces for potential buyers.
The floor plates of the gently twisting tower are shaped something like guitar picks.
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