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May 20, 2022
Private Building more than $100 Million
Photo courtesy of PCL Construction
Spire is a mixed-use, 41-story building with views of Puget Sound and nine levels of below-grade parking. The automated parking system can self-park 266 cars.
Spire
Location: Seattle
General contractor: PCL Construction
Spire is a mixed-use, 41-story building with views of Puget Sound and nine levels of below-grade parking. Located near the Space Needle, the building’s ground level has several core and shell retail spaces. Levels 4 through 39 contain 342 condos. Levels 40 and 41 are amenity levels that offer residents co-working spaces, fitness studios, a theater and rooftop terraces. The foundation is concrete, cast-in-place mat slab. The vertical structure is cast-in-place, reinforced concrete and the horizontal elevated slabs are post-tensioned, cast-in-place concrete. The building exterior is window wall. Spire features the first automated parking system in Seattle and can self-park 266 cars. Three separate elevators deliver cars to specified locations within the below-grade parking system. Residents drive their cars into one of the elevators and exit the vehicle. The system then dispatches the car to its location. When leaving, the resident calls for their car, and the system delivers the car.
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