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1411 4Th Ave Seattle, WA 98101 Igniting Innovation and Imagination in the Heart of Seattle’S CBD 1411 4th Ave Seattle, WA 98101 Igniting Innovation and Imagination in the Heart of Seattle’s CBD Our historical location at 1411 4th Ave spans eleven floors of flexible office space in the heart of downtown Seattle. Close proximity to bus lines, the University Street Station light rail, and Pier 50 ferry terminal make getting here, and anywhere else in the city, easy. Some of Seattle’s best restaurants, cafés, bars, and attractions are within walking distance of the office, making your work day that much better. Whether you’re juicy burger or juice bar, happy hour or 5-star cuisine, in need of a single desk or an entire suite, you’ll find a progressive, welcoming community here that supports who you are and where you’re going. Examples of WeWork spaces 1411 4th Ave | 2 1411 4th Ave | 3 Where Historic Beauty Meets Modern Workspace The arresting art deco façade of this historic 1929 landmark building gives way to light-filled, modern workspace that welcomes members from across industries. Comprised of unique visual elements and curated art, our workplace is designed to capture the innovative, industrious spirit that is ingrained in the building. Amenities include a meditation room, a new mothers’/wellness room, unlimited micro-roasted coffee, and premium conference rooms and lounges that cultivate a collaborative, supportive community. Bike storage and showers onsite make bike commutes and midday workouts easier. And our dog-friendly policy means your four-legged muse can come to work every day. Whether you’re flying solo and need a single desk or have a large team and need a suite, you’ll find space here that motivates you to push harder and inspires you to go further. 1411 4th Ave | 4 1411 4th Ave | 5 WeWork’s A Dynamic Location Central Best Bets to Seattle’s Best Dining, Entertainment, and Culture Seattle is a city that never disappoints. Whether you’re looking for a fantastic meal, a little culture, or the great outdoors, this urban playground puts everything within easy reach. And here at 1411 4th Ave, you’re in a prime position to enjoy it all. If you haven’t yet visited Pike Place Market, Seattle Tenant Restaurant Great Wheel, or Seattle Aquarium, they’re all must-sees. Yes, they’re popular tourist destinations, but for good reason. Stroll over in the middle of your workday or whenever it’s convenient – you’ll most definitely enjoy these iconic destinations and might very well find big ideas percolating and creativity flowing after experiencing them. If you’re meeting a client for dinner, Purple Café and F Wine Bar or Lecosho offer excellent food and service in upscale venues. For more casual but equally delicious food, Harbor Café serves up exceptional Thai cuisine with local ingredients that always send you away happy. Seattle Art Museum is just a five-minute walk away, a great choice whether you just need a break for an hour or are seeking a jolt of creative inspiration. Ditto for Capital Fairmont Harbor Café Grille Waterfront Park. Nearby Triple Door Theater is an incredible venue for live music – bring the team Four Seasons or head out on your own; it always delivers. If you’re worried we’re all play and no work, fear not. Some of industry’s biggest names are within a few miles – Oracle, Twitter, IBM, Amazon, Facebook, Caffe Migliore Google. Rest assured, your business is in good company. Lecosho Ancient Grounds ARRIVE THRIVE Von's • Harbor Café • Four Seasons Hotel 1000SPIRITS • 5, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, 24, 26, 27, 28, 33, 37, 40, 41, 55, 56, 57, 62, 74, 76, 77, 101, 102, 113, 116, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, • Heartwood • Motif Loews Hotel 124, 131, 132, 150, 255, 301, 304, 312, 316, 355, 522, 550, Provisions • Fairmont Olympic 994, C Line, D Line, E Line bus lines • JarrBarr Hotel (1-3 minute walk) • Frolik • The Triple Door • Link Light Rail (3 minute walk) • Lecosho • Seattle Art Museum • The Capital Grille • The 5th Avenue • Alaskan Way South, I-5 Express (.3-.4 miles) • Caffe Migliore Theatre • Puget Sound Plaza/Cobb, Seattle Tower - Lot #114 • Ancient Grounds • Pike Place Market (2-3 minute walk) • Purple Cafe and • Seattle Great • 973, 973, Kitsap Fast Ferry, Bainbridge Island – Seattle, Wine Bar Wheel • Von's 1000SPIRITS Bremerton – Seattle, Seattle -Bainbridge Island, • Seattle Aquarium Seattle – Bremerton ferry lines • Kimpton Hotel • Waterfront Park (15-18 minute walk) Monaco • Loews Hotel 1411 4th Ave | 6 1411 4th Ave | 7 SQ FT Space 33 CONFERENCE ROOMS 228 PRIVATE OFFICES 51 PHONE BOOTHS 1 BRAINSTORMING ROOM Dedicated meeting spaces Dedicated workspaces that come These soundproofed Get the ideas fl owing in a space include A/V gear and fully furnished with desks, chairs, alcoves provide comfortable designed for spitballing, thanks unexpected details like custom and fi ling cabinets, and are sanctuaries for conducting to writeable walls and standup- wallpaper and marble tables. customizable to fi t your unique private calls and video chats. friendly furniture. needs and company culture. 8 UNIQUE COMMON AREAS 3 WELLNESS ROOMS 1 CLASSROOM 14 STOCKED KITCHENS The heart-and-soul of our Whether you’re a nursing Our learning spaces encourage locations, these lounges are Enjoy complimentary fresh mother, need to pray, or looking maximum creativity and living-room-style spaces fruit water, micro-roasted to meditate, you can rely on this fulfi llment, and are designed designed for creativity, coff ee, and tea, or prep your lockable, serene room. for students of all ages pursuing comfort, and productivity. lunch with refrigerators, new courses or careers. microwaves, and dishwashers. 30 NOOKS Our cozy banquette nooks off er workspaces designed for more intimate conversations. Service ONSITE STAFF & 24/7 PROFESSIONAL & CLEANING SERVICES HIGH SPEED INTERNET SECURE BUILDING ACCESS SOCIAL EVENTS Around the clock for common Be hard-wired by Ethernet From front-desk service From workshops to thought- areas, meeting rooms, and or go with secure Wi-Fi, to personalized support, leader panels and networking private offi ces. including IT support and throughout the work week, sessions, WeWork helps you guest log-in functionality. and secure access for when nurture a strong team culture. you want to work. DOG-FRIENDLY PRINTING & Get your best work done OFFICE SUPPLIES with your furry, four-legged A business-class printer, colleague by your side? Pups offi ce supplies, and paper are welcome here. shredder on every fl oor. 1411 4th Ave | 8 1411 4th Ave | 9 FLOOR 2: 11,599 SQ FT FLOOR 3: 7,567 SQ FT Amenities Amenities 13 Private Offices 1 Classroom 10 Private Offices 1 Unique Common Area 1 Conference Rooms 1 Wellness Room 2 Conference Rooms 2 Stocked Kitchens 11 Phone Booths 2 Stocked Kitchens 3 Phone Booths 2 Nooks 1 Unique Common Area 2 Nooks 1411 4th Ave | 10 1411 4th Ave | 11 FLOOR 4: 8,182 SQ FT FLOOR 5: 8,182 SQ FT Amenities Amenities 34 Private Offices 1 Stocked Kitchen 19 Private Offices 1 Brainstorming Room 3 Conference Rooms 3 Nooks 1 Conference Room 1 Stocked Kitchen 5 Phone Booths 3 Phone Booths 3 Nooks 1411 4th Ave | 12 1411 4th Ave | 13 FLOOR 6: 8,182 SQ FT FLOOR 7: 8,182 SQ FT Amenities Amenities 34 Private Offices 1 Stocked Kitchen 19 Private Offices 1 Unique Common Area 3 Conference Rooms 3 Nooks 2 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 5 Phone Booths 3 Phone Booths 3 Nooks 1411 4th Ave | 14 1411 4th Ave | 15 FLOOR 8: 8,182 SQ FT FLOOR 9: 8,182 SQ FT Amenities Amenities 34 Private Offices 1 Unique Common Area 19 Private Offices 1 Unique Common Area 3 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 2 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 5 Phone Booths 3 Nooks 3 Phone Booths 1411 4th Ave | 16 1411 4th Ave | 17 FLOOR 10: 8,182 SQ FT FLOOR 13: 8,182 SQ FT Amenities Amenities 21 Private Offices 2 Wellness Rooms 6 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 3 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 4 Phone Booths 3 Nooks 4 Phone Booths 2 Nooks 1 Unique Common Area 1411 4th Ave | 18 1411 4th Ave | 19 FLOOR 14: 8,182 SQ FT FLOOR 15: 8,180 SQ FT Amenities Amenities 6 Private Offices 1 Unique Common Area 19 Private Offices 1 Unique Common Area 5 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 2 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 2 Phone Booths 3 Nooks 3 Phone Booths 3 Nooks 1411 4th Ave | 20 1411 4th Ave | 21 02-101 OFFICE-SPECIFIC AMENITIES SMALL A dynamic office 1 WORK EXECUTIVE OFFICE SMALL MEETING ROOM(S) 2 designed for MEET BREAKOUT SPACE(S) 3 PHONE BOOTH 1 efficiency, with space WE LOUNGE SEAT(S) 4 STORAGE UNIT(S) 2 for 51 people. 4 WE COAT RACK(S) WHITE BOARD 1 1411 4th Ave Seattle, WA 98101 https://www.wework.com/buildings/1411-4th-avenue--seattle--WA 1411 4th Ave | 22.
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