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Privately Owned Public Spaces List Privately Owned OUTSIDE PUBLIC SPACE CITY CENTER 3 1 2 1 Elm Hall - UW 2 Alder Hall - UW U District U District 1218 NE Campus Parkway 1315 NE Campus Parkway 4 Plaza, Mid-block Connection 5 6 Plaza, Mid-block Connection Seattle 7 8 3 Children’s Hospital 4 Expo Apartments Laurelhurst Uptown 4800 Sandpoint Way NE 100 Republican St Pocket Park Plaza 5 2020 E Madison St 6 Epiphany School 7 Admiral Safeway Madison-Miller Madrona North Admiral 2020 E Madison St 3601 E Denny Way 2622 California Ave SW Plaza / Courtyard Pocket Park Plaza 8 The Whittaker West Seattle Junction 4755 Fauntleroy Way SW Plaza, Mid-block Connection September City of Seattle 1 2016 Department of Construction & Inspections www.seattle.gov/dpd/toolsresources/pops Privately Owned SOUTH LAKE UNION / BELLTOWN / PUBLIC SPACE DENNY TRIANGLE Lake Union 1 2 3 4 5 Denny Way 1 Nessie - Amazon 2 Rufus - Amazon 6 7 South Lake Union South Lake Union 9 500 9th Ave N 510 Terry Ave N 8 10 Plaza, Mid-block Connection Plaza, Mid-block Connection Downtown I-5 Elliott Yesler Way Bay 3 Van Vorst - Amazon 4 Ruby - Amazon South Lake Union South Lake Union 410 Terry Ave N 350 Terry Ave N Plaza Plaza, Mid-block Connection 5 Enso Condominiums 6 Sixth & Lenora Building 7 Doppler Tower - Amazon Denny Triangle Denny Triangle Denny Triangle 2201 9th Ave 2033 6th Ave 2021 7th Ave Green Street Improvements Plaza, Setbacks, Arcade Plaza 8 Fourth & Blanchard Bldg 9 Westin Building 10 Plaza 600 Belltown Denny Triangle Denny Triangle 2101 4th Ave 2001 6th Ave 600 Stewart St Plaza, Setbacks Plaza Setbacks, Arcade September City of Seattle 2 2016 Department of Construction & Inspections www.seattle.gov/dpd/toolsresources/pops Privately Owned DENNY TRIANGLE / COMMERCIAL CORE / PUBLIC SPACE FIRST HILL Lake Union Denny Way 1 8th + Olive 2 1600 Seventh 1 8th & Olive 7th & Pine 720 Olive Way 1600 7th Ave 2 Plaza Setbacks, Arcade 5 7 3 4 6 Downtown 8 9 I-5 10 Elliott Yesler Way Bay 3 Century Square 4 US Bank Centre 4th & Pike 5th & Pike 1501 4th Ave 1420 5th Ave Shopping Arcade Public Atrium, Shopping Corridor, Shopping Atrium 5 WA Convention Center 6 1 & 2 Union Square 7 Horizon House 7th & Pike 6th & Union First Hill 701 Pike St 600 University St/621 Union St 900 University St Plaza, Shopping Arcade Plaza, Setbacks, Shopping Setbacks Arcade 8 Park Place 9 Cielo Apartments 10 Skyline First Hill 6th & University First Hill First Hill 1200 6th Ave 802 Seneca St 715 9th Ave Plaza, Arcade Neighborhood Open Space HillsideTerrace September City of Seattle 3 2016 Department of Construction & Inspections www.seattle.gov/dpd/toolsresources/pops Privately Owned PUBLIC SPACE COMMERCIAL CORE Lake Union Denny Way 1 Four Seasons Hotel 2 Benaroya Hall 1st & Union 2nd & University 99 Union St 1301 3rd Ave Hillclimb Assist Hillside Terrace, Transit Access, Garden Downtown 2 4 6 I-5 1 5 3 7 8 10 9 Elliott Yesler Way Bay 3 Seattle Art Museum 4 1201 3rd Ave 1st & University 2nd & Seneca 1301 1st Ave 1201 3rd Ave Hillside Terrace Plaza, Atrium, Hillclimb Assist, Transit Access, Rooftop Garden 5 1111 3rd Ave 6 Crown Plaza Hotel 7 Safeco Plaza 3rd & Spring 6th & Seneca 4th & Madison 1111 3rd Ave 1113 6th Ave 1001 4th Ave Plaza, Shopping Arcade, Plaza, Arcade Plaza, Arcade Arcade 8 1000 2nd Avenue 9 Wells Fargo Center 10 Fourth & Madison Building 2nd & Madison 2nd & Marion 4th & Madison 1000 2nd Ave 999 3rd Ave 925 4th Ave Plaza, Shopping Arcade Plaza, Shopping Arcade, Public Atrium, Hillclimb Assist Hillclimb Assist September City of Seattle 4 2016 Department of Construction & Inspections www.seattle.gov/dpd/toolsresources/pops Privately Owned COMMERICAL CORE / PUBLIC SPACE INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT Lake Union Denny Way 1 800 Fifth Avenue 2 Seattle Municipal Tower 5th & Marion 5th & Columbia 800 5th Ave 700 5th Ave Plaza, Shopping Arcade Plaza, Shopping Arcade, Arcade Downtown I-5 1 2 4 3 Elliott Yesler Way 5 Bay 3 Columbia Center 4 The Post 6 5th & Columbia Western & Marion 701 5th Ave 810 Western Ave Plaza, Shopping Arcade, Setbacks, Green Street Arcade Improvements 5 Passport Agency 6 Union Station / 625 5th Ave 5th & Yesler International District 300 5th Ave 625 5th Avenue Plaza, Hillside Terrace Plaza, Mid-block Connections September City of Seattle 5 2016 Department of Construction & Inspections www.seattle.gov/dpd/toolsresources/pops.
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