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Spire is the closest high-rise building to the Space Needle
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Spire radiates intelligent design, connectivity and convenience.
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A living room view at Spire.
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Spire offers unparalleled views of the iconic Space Needle.
Developer/Owner(s): Non-member Laconia Development/Seattle Realty One LLC
Architecture Firm(s): VIA Architecture
General Contractor(s): PCL Construction Services
Broker Firm(s): Non-member Polaris Pacific
Engineering Firm(s): Non-member Glotman Simpson Engineers
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable: Parkworks Mechanical Systems (Installation of the Fully Automatic Parking System)
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s): Robin Chell Design/Interior Marketing Group
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s): The Schwartz Company
Consultant Firm(s):
Major Sub/Vendor(s): Bruce Matson Company, Inc. (Millwork)
City Transfer, Inc. (Excavation)
Donald B. Murphy Contractors (Shoring)
Holmberg Mechanical (HVAC and Plumbing)
Mehrer Drywall Inc. (Painting and Wallcovering)
Parkworks Mechanical Systems (Installation of the Fully Automatic Parking System)
Sequoyah Electric (Electrical)
Sotefin SA (Manufacturer of Automatic Parking System)
Watry Design (Automatic Parking System)
Western Tile and Marble Contractors (Tilework)
Window Wall Installation Specialists, Inc. (Window Wall Installation)
WiPliance (Audio/Visual & Window Covering Installation)
WINNER: Spire
Category
High-Rise Residential Development of the Year
Description
It's a $350 million, 41-story, 343-unit luxury condominium building located on a 10,660 square foot triangular site. Spire is debuting Seattle's first automatic parking system: homeowners drive into a portal, swipe a card, and cars are parked completely automatically. For the 102-foot-deep excavation, Spire utilized Seattle's first "tele-dipper,” employing a telescoping arm to raise soil from the bottom of the excavation. At 40% sold – despite the pandemic – Spire is well received by homebuyers.
Winner Status
- Winner
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