Arrivé, Skyscraper in Belltown, Seattle, United States

Arrivé is a 41-story, 130-meter tower at 4th Avenue between Blanchard and Lenora streets in Belltown, next to the Seattle Cinerama. Its design by Weber Thompson references the theater. The tower holds 344 apartments on floors 11 to 41, The Sound Hotel on floors 2 to 10, 2,743 square feet of ground-floor retail, and 329 parking spaces.

The site was bought in 2008 for a 38-story Cinema Tower, but in 2013 developer Lobsang Dargey purchased it for $11.5 million and unveiled the Potala Tower in July 2014. Construction began in April 2015, then halted that August when the SEC froze Dargey's assets over alleged fraud. A court-appointed receiver sold the project to Molasky and Binjiang in 2016, and the rebranded tower opened in February 2019.

The development combines residential living spaces with The Sound Hotel, which operates from the second through tenth floors of the building.

Arrivé occupies a 1/3-acre site on 4th Avenue between Blanchard and Lenora streets, next to the Seattle Cinerama. The tower has 329 parking spaces and 2,743 square feet of ground-floor retail. The Sound Hotel occupies floors 2 through 10, with a lounge, meeting spaces, a fitness center, and a bistro.

The project received partial funding through Chinese nationals participating in the EB-5 visa program, with a total investment of 190 million dollars.