Russell Investments Center, Modern skyscraper in Downtown Seattle, United States
Russell Investments Center is a modern skyscraper in downtown Seattle featuring glass and steel facades. The building offers a large rooftop deck, multiple elevators, and bicycle storage to serve its occupants.
The building opened in 2006 as WaMu Center and changed names as different financial institutions leased and owned the space. These shifts reflected changing corporate ownership and Seattle's evolving financial landscape.
The Seattle Art Museum occupies the first four floors of the western section, providing a connection between finance and arts in the city.
The building is centrally located and easy to reach, with generous entrances and many elevators serving different levels. The public rooftop deck provides an open space with views and is a good place to spend time when weather permits.
During Seattle Seahawks games, the window shades on the western facade can be coordinated to form the number 12. This number holds special meaning for the football team's supporters and shows how the building connects with local sports culture.
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