Join the CTBUH Seattle Chapter for a presentation of 3XN’s Quay Quarter project and discussion of adaptive reuse projects in the urban environment.

Should we build new buildings, or should we renew and reuse the existing ones? And how do we grow existing cities, and build new, more sustainable cities.  How do we choose between new buildings and cities, and make decisions around the adaptation of the existing for the sake of environmental, economic and social sustainability?

^{Credit: Adam Mork}

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat seeks to identify strategies for transformation and growth that bring new blood to urban life around the globe. There is a new generation of tall buildings and shapes of density to be discovered, which provides new opportunities for flexibility and energy savings, as well as a substantial reduction of impact on the environment. 

Join us for a presentation of an innovative approach to adapting an existing structure into a new world-class, award winning, mixed-use tower that has transformed a district, along with research and discussions around how to bring these innovative solutions to the PNW.

Program

4:00-5:30 pm   Networking Happy Hour

5:30-7:00 pm   Main Event

Speakers

Ashton Stare, Project Architect, 3XN

Chris Angus, Senior Vice President of Development, Unico

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The Westland Hotel Tour - Presented by CTBUH Seattle Future Leaders

Thursday, May 9 · 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm  |  100 South King Street Seattle, WA 98104

Before the main program, join the Seattle FLC for a tour of Westland Hotel, just a block away from the event space. Spots are limited - register separately at the link below.

Register for the Tour

PPE requirements: Attendees please bring your own hard hat, high-viz vest(clothing), closed toed shoes/boots and eye protection. 

Meeting Location: Building Address is 100 S King St, but meet just before 3pm in the alley behind 419 Occidental Ave. (see attached map).

Tour Guide: Tets Takemoto, Project Architect; The Miller Hull Partnership