U.S. Bank Center, Office tower in Downtown Seattle, United States
U.S. Bank Center is an office tower that rises 607 feet (185 meters) above Seattle's downtown with 44 floors of commercial space. The building features a three-level lobby atrium that creates an open, expansive entry experience.
The building was constructed between 1987 and 1989 as Pacific First Centre before being renamed U.S. Bank Center in 2021. This name change reflected a shift in the major tenant occupying the tower.
Cedar Hall at ground level serves as a public retail space that connects the building with the surrounding neighborhood's commercial life. This area shows how the tower integrates with local business activity and community movement.
The building offers 989 parking spaces, electric vehicle charging stations, and bicycle storage for visitors and workers. Direct connections to public transit and an on-site fitness facility make it easy to access and move through.
The tower houses a permanent art collection featuring works from regional artists that was funded through a percentage of the original construction budget. This collection often goes unnoticed by visitors but adds a creative layer to the building's interior.
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