Shops and gardens at the ground, the club above them, homes above that — the building sorts its own noise, so the higher you live, the stiller it gets.
40
Storeys
214
Residences
2.1
Acres of garden
128 m
To the roof
The tower steps back at the club floor, the twenty-eighth and the penthouses — each setback makes a terrace below and a slimmer floor above.
“We wanted a tower that ends three times before it ends — the skyline gets a pause, and two hundred homes get a terrace.”
Mette Halvorsen
Founding partner, Halvorsen & Park
Height
128 m · 40 storeys
Structure
Post-tensioned concrete
Facade
Triple-glazed, self-shading
Setbacks
Floors 3, 28 and 38
Five materials run from the lobby to the fortieth floor — chosen to wear in, not wear out, and repeated until the building feels inevitable.
Who made it.
The core is past halfway. Buyers get the site camera and a monthly letter from the project director — the same one the bank gets.
26
of 40 floors formed
Groundworks and basement
Complete, 2024
Core and frame
Underway — floor 26
Structure tops out
Late 2026
Facade and fit-out
2027
Keys
2028
A tower is bought once and run for a century — the service charge is designed as carefully as the lobby.
Heating demand vs. code
−68%
Grey water recycled
61%
Lighting on daylight sensing
100%
Facade sound attenuation
44 dB
Measured against the 2024 Seattle energy code baseline for residential towers.
What that means monthly
$1.40
/ft² /month
Projected service charge, fixed to 2030 — heating, cooling, the club floor, the gardens and the staff below, all in.
Comparable towers
$1.95 — $2.60
Ground rent
None
Twenty-one people work in the building — hired and trained a year before opening, run by a house manager who lives ten minutes away.
4
Concierges
5
Housekeeping
2
Engineers, resident
6
Club & pool staff
3
Gardeners
1
House manager
What others have said.
2026
“The rare tall building that seems to have been designed from the inside out.”
Architectural Record
2025
“Green Lake’s skyline gets its first genuinely good argument for height.”
The Seattle Times
2025
“A materials lesson: five finishes, endlessly repeated, never boring.”
Dezeen
2024
“The most convincing case yet that a tower can be a good neighbour.”
Monocle
Come and see the model in person.
The 1:100 model, the material table and the show residence — all at the sales gallery.