[c33f]

7/30/2020 Fly Up from NE Side:

 

[cameronrex]

^^ fantastic!

 

[Seasun]

Amazing video. Thanks for posting! I love that I can pause the video near the end during the fairly quick pan of the view and get pretty good quality still images. The video really allowed me to see that the geometry transition from office to residential probably just needed one more floor of transition to make the geometry flow way better. Still a really impressive tower.

 

[nwctybldr]

I was at the Mt Baker viewpoint on 31st a couple days ago around 8pm and found that when the sun is relatively low, you can see through the building at the residential sky lobby level where the office ends and the residential units begin. It's really cool! Unfortunately, I didn't have an adequate camera to get a good photo.

 

[BLD66]

Beautiful summer lighting, great vid. Ending curtsy is so classy.

 

[N_206]

^^^ Those are some fantastic angles.

Explore Rainier Square, 30th Floor in 3D

Matterport 3D Showcase

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[araman0]

^^ That tour shows just how much floor plate is given up to the core. (Bathrooms, stairs, elevators, utilities, etc).

 

[nwctybldr]

^^ That tour shows just how much floor plate is given up to the core. (Bathrooms, stairs, elevators, utilities, etc).

Yes but I'm pretty sure level 30 is the top floor of office space where the core is widest and the floors are smallest. IIRC, the core steps in and is substantially narrower for the upper, residential floors.

 

[BLD66]

You can see the subtle angles of the steel and facade from the inside. Space planners no doubt will get creative getting around those massive outriggers. Commercial office space planning doesn't involve finicky home owners. I think having the residential above all this is a wise (and obvious), move.

 

[geoffloftus]

Rainier Square 8/2/20

 

[N_206]

You can see the subtle angles of the steel and facade from the inside. Space planners no doubt will get creative getting around those massive outriggers. Commercial office space planning doesn't involve finicky home owners. I think having the residential above all this is a wise (and obvious), move.

Highest commercial floor is 37 actually and those giant outriggers span level 38 (mechanical) and 39 (residential amenity/ loft residence). The residential loft unit plans are pretty neat. I can’t imagine what they will rent for since they are massive units with double height living rooms and windows.

Btw - Apparently the entire project is running a couple months behind due to COVID. Apparently residence won’t be available for move in until Feb/March 2021. I’m a little surprised since contractors have been working day and night.

 

[Seasun]

I can see working day and night just to spread out crews in work areas/elevators and still be less productive overall.

 

[N_206]

 

[N_206]

Final pieces of the crown are going into place. I can’t believe this is it! I’m sad this project is coming to an end, seems like it was just yesterday they were pouring the foundation.

 

[geoffloftus]

Final pieces of the crown are going into place. I can’t believe this is it! I’m sad this project is coming to an end, seems like it was just yesterday they were pouring the foundation.

They grow up so fast...

 

[perheps]

Wonderful building like that and I watched start from ground to top out and Mount Rainer could be eruptions?.... ssshhhh

 

[CityView Jim]

Looks like the final rooftop glass has been installed leaving only a couple holes around the mechanical level (midway up).

 

[Seattle206]

I'm looking forward to seeing the crown lit up. It needs it.

 

[geoffloftus]

Rainier Square 8/23/20

Sidewalk along 5th is semi-open

Midrise is moving along

 

[N_206]