Exchange Building, Art Deco skyscraper in downtown Seattle, United States
The Exchange Building is an office skyscraper in downtown Seattle designed in the Art Deco style, rising 23 stories with distinctive geometric patterns and details across its exterior. The structure features reinforced concrete construction throughout, creating a solid framework for the various commercial spaces within.
The building was designed in 1930 by John Graham & Company during a period of economic growth in Seattle. It was originally intended to serve as the home of the Seattle Stock Exchange.
The building integrates local artists' works through regular exhibitions and creative events, supporting Seattle's artistic community while maintaining its business environment.
The building is located in downtown Seattle along Second Avenue and features office spaces of varying sizes to suit different business needs. Visitors can easily view the exterior from street level to appreciate the Art Deco details on the facade.
When it opened, this structure ranked among the tallest reinforced concrete skyscrapers in the country. Its construction methods represented an engineering approach that pushed the boundaries of tall building design at the time.
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