What if I told you this sleek, glass tower, West Edge Tower, holds more than just apartments? West Edge Tower isn’t just a building. It’s a vertical neighborhood reaching 39 stories into the Seattle sky. Completed in 2018, West Edge Tower stands tall at Second Avenue and Pike Street, right in the heart of downtown. This luxurious tower, designed by Olson Kundig, boasts 340 apartments, averaging around 980 square feet each. Imagine living here, just two blocks from the bustling Pike Place Market. But there’s more than just location. West Edge Tower incorporates nature within its design. It features not one, not two, but three levels specifically designed to connect residents with the natural world, a breath of fresh air in the urban jungle. This isn’t just a place to live. It’s a lifestyle. With a Walk Score of 99 and a perfect Transit Score of 100, everything the city has to offer is at your fingertips. Need to grab groceries at Pike Place Market? It’s a short stroll away. Want to experience the vibrant arts scene? The Seattle Art Museum is just around the corner. West Edge Tower offers more than just convenience. It provides an experience. It’s a place where urban living meets natural tranquility, a testament to thoughtful design and modern luxury. West Edge Tower has achieved LEED Silver certification, a testament to its commitment to sustainable practices. It seamlessly blends into the vibrant Pike/Pine corridor, revitalizing the area with its active street-level presence. And did I mention the sky bar on the eighth floor? Or the glass-floored observation cubes offering breathtaking views of Puget Sound and the iconic Pike Place Market? West Edge Tower isn’t just a building. It’s an icon, a beacon of modern urban living in the heart of Seattle.
Gas Works Memorial Sundial Sculpture
A giant sundial. That’s what greets you at the top of Kite Hill in Seattle’s Gas Works Park. This isn’t