Insignia Towers, Residential skyscraper in Belltown district, Seattle, United States.

Insignia Towers is a pair of 41-story residential skyscrapers sharing a podium in Seattle's Denny Regrade neighborhood. The complex contains 698 condominiums, 36,000 square feet of retail space, and a 900-stall underground garage. The south tower was completed in 2015 and the north tower in 2016.

The Insignia project was announced in 2006 by Vancouver-based Embassy Development, with a design by Perkins & Company. The full city block was bought from Clise Properties for $49.9 million in 2007, but the late-2000s recession halted work. Bosa Development restarted construction in June 2012; the south tower finished in July 2015 and the north tower in 2016.

The towers take their name from the Latin word for "badge," a nod to the Bosa family crest. The podium's 36,000 square feet of retail space houses shops and eateries that serve both residents and passersby in the Denny Regrade.

The towers occupy a full city block in the Denny Regrade, at 6th Avenue and Bell Street, with 36,000 square feet of ground-level retail and a 900-stall underground garage. The complex is private housing, so interiors, amenity floors and the seventh-floor park are open only to residents and their guests.

Each tower features a Sky Retreat on the top floor with panoramic views across Seattle and the surrounding region. The complex also includes an open-air park on the seventh floor complete with cooking stations for residents to gather and socialize.