Think of the hustle within those walls. This is the Amazon Blackfoot building. It stands tall at 1918 8th Ave Seattle. It is part of Amazon’s Seattle Downtown Main Campus. Specifically, it is in the City Center Sub-campus.
Do you need coffee or a quick bite? Cafè Amazon is right here. NYC Deli and Subway are also very close to Amazon Blackfoot. Urban Sushi Kitchen and Taco Del Mar are steps away too.
Around Amazon Blackfoot, there are at least 2778 amenities. Bars and restaurants are very common here. Health and beauty stores are plentiful. Parks offer green space. Hair salons and barber shops dot the area. Medical facilities are nearby too.
Amazon Blackfoot is surrounded by other Amazon buildings. Amazon Kumo is a short walk. Amazon Alexandria and Amazon Doppler are also nearby. Amazon Meeting Center and Amazon re:Invent are close. Amazon Oscar is just up the street. The Spheres and The Summit are within walking distance. Amazon Day 1 is not too far either.
Need to park? Several garages are nearby. 818 Stewart St. Garage and the Hyatt Regency Seattle Garage offer parking. The 8th and Olive Garage is another option. The Aspira Building Garage is also close. Plaza 600 Garage provides parking as well.
Hudson Pacific Properties acquired this building. The deal was for $625 million. Amazon has leased about 460000 square feet here since 2010. Their lease extends through 2030.
First-time visitors might get confused inside. The Amazon EBS team area has free donuts. Many workers enjoy the views from the building. Some say it is an awesome place to work.
Amazon Blackfoot stands as a testament to Seattle’s tech presence. It represents innovation and growth. It connects people to a world of possibilities. As you continue your tour, remember the buzz and energy contained within Amazon Blackfoot.