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The base of Yamasaki’s Rainier Tower informed Rainier Square’s slope.
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Curtain wall panels arc upward with no curved elements
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The building works as part of the skyline and the street.
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Close-up view of SpeedCore’s steel rods
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SpeedCore’s steel rods form a textured surface in the lobby.
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Main entrance level connection to a public lobby.
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A glazed scoop adds definition to street-level retail.
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Rainier Square redefines Seattle's skyline.
Developer/Owner(s): Wright Runstad & Company
Architecture Firm(s): NBBJ
General Contractor(s): Lease Crutcher Lewis
Broker Firm(s): JLL
Engineering Firm(s): Non-member Magnusson Klemencic Associates
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable:
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s):
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s): Lease Crutcher Lewis (General Contractor)
Turner Construction Company (Tenant Improvement Contractor for Residential Portion)
Consultant Firm(s): Gerber Engineering (Electrical)
Gustavson Guthrie Nichol (Landscape)
MacDonald-Miller (Mechanical/Plumbing)
Magnusson Klemencic Associates (Structural/Civil)
Prime Electric (Electrical)
Major Sub/Vendor(s): Custom Metal Contracting (Podium Metal Panels)
Herzog Glass (Podium Storefront System)
Sentech Architectural Systems (Structural Glass System)
The Erection Company (Steel Erection)
Viracon, Guardian, DeaMor (Canopies) (Glazing)
Walters & Wolf (Curtain Wall)
WINNER: Rainier Square
Category
Mixed-Use Development of the Year
Description
In the heart of downtown, adjacent to a city landmark, Rainier Square redefines Seattle's skyline and brings new energy to the central business district.
Rainier Square includes a 58-story, mixed-use high-rise containing office space, residential units, and retail as well as below-grade parking capacity for 1,000 vehicles.
The 1.1-million-square-foot development is an urban catalyst that attracts top-tier businesses, new residents, and visitors to downtown, reinvigorating the pedestrian realm and bringing long-term value to surrounding blocks.
Winner Status
- Winner
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