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Location
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Address |
958 111th Avenue Northeast, Bellevue, Washington, United States 98004 |
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Bordering Streets |
111th Avenue Northeast 112th Avenue Northeast Northeast 8th Street Northeast 9th Street Northeast 10th Street |
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Neighborhood |
Downtown Bellevue |
Fast Facts
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Formerly Known As |
• Ashwood Commons II |
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Built |
2010 |
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Stories |
26 |
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This building is constructed as two sections joined by a glass- enclosed lobby and retail atrium.
The western portion consists of a 26-story tower topped with a dramatic sloping roof. Its floors rest between two massive exterior columns, and cantilever first eastward, then westward as the height increases. It makes the tower look like a pile of dresser drawers.
The eastern portion mimics and continues the western sloping roof and cantilever. It has a cantilevered roof that steps down from the 13th to the seventh floor. At that point, the building bulges out at the side, providing long and wide private terraces that run the length of the building for its residents.
Raw Data
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Construction End |
2010 |
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By The Numbers |
• Residences: 248
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Floors[Explanation ♐] |
26 stories claimed NOTE: Floors 4, 13, 14, and 24 do not exist. |
Stacking Diagram
25-26
24
15-23
13-14
5-12
4
3
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B1-B4
Noteworthy Facts
• The northern tower is 958 111th Avenue Northeast.
• The southern mid-rise is 909 112th Avenue Northeast.
• The three-story glass atrium has an artificial stream which flows under a glass wall and into an outdoor courtyard.
• The total distance the floors cantilever is 54 feet.
• According to an article in Crosscut, the public plaza was designed first, and the buildings positioned around it.
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• 989 Elements, Bellevue
• Plaza East, Bellevue
• Courtyard Seattle Bellevue Downtown, Bellevue
• Avalon Bellevue, Bellevue
• The Bravern Office Commons Tower One, Bellevue
• One Twelfth @ Twelfth, Bellevue
• Plaza Center, Bellevue
• The Bravern Office Commons Tower Two, Bellevue
• The Pacific Regent, Bellevue
• Bellevue Regional Library, Bellevue
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See Also
• http://www.elementstoo.com/ ♐
• Pacific Northwest Architecture ♐
Attributes
• residential - See more: (local) (region) (global)
• skyscraper - See more: (local) (region) (global)
• mid-rise - See more: (local) (region) (global)
• retail - See more: (local) (region) (global)
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Quotations
"Although Jim Cutler can offer a rationale for every weird plane and angle of these buildings this comes off as exhibitionist architecture. It's the strangest shape in any Northwest skyline." — Lawrence W. Cheek, Crosscut, January 14, 2010
Timeline
• 2008: This building topped out.
• January, 2010: This building was given a Skyline Award by the Bellevue Reporter.
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