Drawing on the cultural and architectural history of Pioneer Square, Seattle’s oldest neighborhood, The Jack is a modern heritage building whose design is sensitive both to the past and the future. In materiality and scale it harmonizes with surrounding buildings, while in function and flexibility it is designed with future uses in mind. A quiet, contextual building, The Jack is respectful to the historic neighborhood where Olson Kundig’s office has been located for over five decades. Developed by Urban Visions, The Jack is comprised of street-level retail with seven floors of creative office space, a rooftop amenity, and one level of below-grade parking.
The Jack
Seattle, Washington
Holocaust Center for Humanity
Seattle, Washington
Bay Area Discovery Museum
Sausalito, California
Team
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Jerry Garcia
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Todd Walbourn
Thomas Brown -
Hayden Robinson
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Michelle Arab
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Mikel Amias
Maximillian Foley
Eric Druse
Brandon Crain -
ChiaLin Ma
Kelley Pagano
Awards
2023
NAIOP Washington State Chapter Night of the Stars Awards, Judges’ Choice: Best in Class Development
Publications
2023
Hinchliffe, Emma. “Meet The Jack, the waterfront’s ‘quiet’ new office building.” Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, 13 Nov. 2023, 1,9. Print.
Miller, Brian. “NAIOP’s Night of the Stars: Let’s recap the winners!.” Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, 9 Nov. 2023, 2,8. Print.
Reddy, Melissa. “Righting Wrongs With Design.” Metropolis , May/Jun. 2023, 121-125. Print.
2022
Bennett, Sam. “Local projects hooked on Salmon-Safe standards.” Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, 8 Sep. 2022, 4. Print.
2020
Stiles, Marc. “First New Office Project on Seattle’s Waterfront Gets Underway This Week.” Puget Sound Business Journal, 14 Feb. 2020, 6. Print.