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Walking out onto the 14,000 square foot outdoor Garden Terrace, at the Seattle Convention Center's Summit building.
View from the level 4 "Terrace Suite"—from its actual terrace—in the Seattle Convention Center's Summit building.
Detail shot of downtown Seattle from a ride on the Monorail.
Panorama shot of the Seattle skyline to the north, from my sister's 16th-floor Sheraton Seattle Hotel room window.
View of Seattle to the northeast, from my sister's 16th-floor Sheraton Seattle Hotel room window.
One of the few vestiges of Convention Place Station still left standing (and not for long) -- I just thought this shot of the buildings through the tinted glass was interesting.
Snowy view out the skylight roof of Pacific Place, with 1600 Seventh Avenue's tower barely visible beyond it.
Oh hey -- there's the actual sign for 1600 Seventh Avenue (1976, 498 ft, 33 floors)!
Snowy southward view down 6th Avenue, from the third level skywalk stretching between Macy's and Pacific Place.
I love this shot, as the snow largely obscures the fact that this is just a parking lot, overlooking I-5, a stretch of the Seattle skyline beyond.
Nighttime view of a cluster of Seattle skyscrapers as seen from 5th and Olive.
I met up with Vinaya at the building where she works, 1600 Seventh Avenue, to return the glove Anubhab left in our backseat the previous Saturday. This soothing screen was mounted on the wall in between the elevators.
The Seattle Great Wheel can be seen on the waterfront as my passenger ferry returns to downtown Seattle.
Goodnight, Seattle. 😴💕❤️
(Series of photos taken on bike ride home at dusk from the Uptown Theatre on Lower Queen Anne.)
Hyatt Regency Hotel (2018, 520 ft, 45 floors), is about to finish up construction. It's set to be the largest and tallest hotel building in the Pacific Northwest.
Hyatt Regency Hotel (2018, 520 ft, 45 floors), is about to finish up construction. It's set to be the largest and tallest hotel building in the Pacific Northwest.
Qwest Plaza, 33 stories (498 feet) completed in 1976.
Qwest Plaza on Emporis
Olive 8 condominiums and Olive 8 and Hyatt at Olive 8, 39 stories (455 feet) completed in 2009.
Olive 8 on Emporis
Olive 8 website
The Paramount Seattle, 12 stories (130 feet) completed 1996.
The Paramount Seattle on Emporis
The aforementioned jumble of buildings to the left.
As you can see, this part of downtown is looking especially dense with high-rise buildings -- the quick result of increases in height limits in the area in recent years. In this shot alone, there are no fewer than six high-rises clearly visible that either are currently under construction or have been constructed within the past five years, and ten that have been built within the past eight years.