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Cielo

New vantage points and pedestrian link from First Hill to the Convention Center

Cielo, a hillside luxury mixed-use high-rise, conveniently links Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood with Jim Ellis Freeway Park – the corridor accessing the downtown Convention Center. The 32-floor concrete and structured tower has transitional heights and multi-faceted vantage points for sweeping views of the city. Cielo combines two commercial levels with 335 living units on above-grade residential floors.

DCI Engineers designed lateral and gravity systems for seismic and wind forces. A wind consultant performed a tunnel study for building design forces, occupant comfort, and street level wind environment.

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Location:
Seattle, Washington
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Square Feet:
450,000
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Stories:
32
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Service:
Structural
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Industries:
Commercial, High Rise / Performance Based Design, Multi-Family Residential
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Primary Material:
Concrete, Steel

Project Highlights

  • Offers a connection between Seneca Street and the Convention Center via Piggott Corridor and Jim Ellis Freeway Park.
  • Five levels of below-grade parking for 330 stalls.
  • Amenities include a gym, club room, rooftop terrace, and dog park.
  • High-rise contains a dual system: concrete shear walls and moment frames.

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