106 NW 36th Street
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106 NW 36th Street multifamily Overall

106 NW 36th Street

Seattle, Washington

Function: Multi-Family | Retail

Site Area: 14,798 sf

Total Floor Area: 75,554 sf

Units: 76

Building Height: 6 stories

Status: In Progress

 

106 NW 36th Street is an exciting development project currently underway in the bustling city of Seattle, Washington. Designed to accommodate both multi-family and retail spaces, this project promises to bring a vibrant and engaging atmosphere to the area. Spanning across a site area of 14,798 square feet, 106 NW 36th Street will offer a total floor area of 75,554 square feet upon completion. The building will rise to a height of 6 stories, adding a notable presence to the surrounding landscape. With 76 units planned, this development aims to provide a modern and convenient living experience for its residents. As it continues to progress, 106 NW 36th Street holds great promise for shaping the urban fabric of Seattle.

 

Massing Process_

South East Perspective.

Rooftop Amenity.

Southeast ground view.

East elevation.

Rooftop Amenity Seating.

Entry Lobby.

Unit interior.

Amenity Common.

Strategically sited at the intersection of key neighborhood corridors.

The bold, orange-framed corner defines the project’s identity, while the massing steps down toward quieter residential streets, thoughtfully stitching the new development into the existing neighborhood fabric.

106 NW 36th Street multifamily aerial
106 NW 36th Street multifamily entry

The building’s corner retail and entry plaza are framed by warm-toned corten steel and grounded in a highly transparent glass volume. A cantilevered canopy defines a welcoming threshold, while the outdoor seating and slope-adaptive landscaping engage the street and soften the urban edge.

a strong urban corner presence while respecting the site’s slope and integrating retail at the ground level.