Re:Invent

Re:Invent is a modern office tower in Denny Triangle with 37 stories rising about 520 feet, designed mainly as a workplace for Amazon Web Services employees. The ground floor contains retail spaces including an Amazon 4-star store, while the Gage Academy of Art also operates in the building.

The tower was built on the site of a former Toyota dealership starting in late 2016 and completed in mid-2019 as part of Amazon's expanding headquarters in the city. This construction was part of a broader transformation of the neighborhood into a modern business district.

The building's name comes from the annual AWS conference, reflecting how deeply cloud computing shapes the local business culture. Walking around the tower, you sense the modern tech focus that defines this part of Seattle.

The building is centrally located and easy to reach on foot, with parking available nearby and public transit access. The surrounding public plaza with fountains and artwork provides a good place to rest and is open to everyone.

The public plaza surrounding the building features bronze sculptures by local artist Gerard Tsutakawa, creating a striking art focal point often overlooked by passersby. These artworks draw people to sit and spend time in what could otherwise feel like just another corporate space.

Part of: Amazon Headquarters Complex

GPS coordinates: 47.61639,-122.33889

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:24