Stratus, Residential tower in Denny Triangle, Seattle, US
Stratus is a 43-story residential tower in Denny Triangle standing about 440 feet (134 meters) tall and housing 396 apartments. The ground level features retail spaces while the building offers fitness facilities, shared lounges, and outdoor terraces for residents.
The building rose on land previously held by Cornish College of the Arts, acquired by GID Development Group in 2014. Completion of the residential project marked a major shift at the site from an educational institution to a contemporary housing area.
The building's name references cloud types and connects with the neighboring Cirrus structure, a concept reflecting typical Pacific Coast weather patterns. Visitors notice this meteorological link when walking between the two towers.
The structure provides varied floor plans to suit different living needs and comes well-equipped with modern conveniences. Visitors and residents can use fitness areas, enjoy communal spaces, and spend time on multiple outdoor terraces.
The adjacent Urban Triangle Park opened in 2019 with an open lawn area next to the tower. The park was designed with space reserved for future playground installations, making it an evolving community space.
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