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Sitka Apartments - Landscape
Sitka Apartments - Landscape
Seattle, WA, United States
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Sitka Apartments - Landscape
Seattle, WA, United States
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
Inspired by the splendor of the San Juan Islands, this publicly accessible, forested courtyard is filled with evergreens, salvaged timbers, a rustic tree house and a foggy tidal pool. Outdoor fireplaces offer opportunities for relaxation and an enhanced outdoor experience offering unique gathering spaces for tenants. The stunning rooftop terrace offers a vegetated roof, communal dinning space and a shared vegetable garden.
In keeping with the spirit of its design, Sitka maintains high environmental goals, including LEED Platinum and Salmon Safe certification. Stormwater from the roof is stored in bioretention planters on site and expressed through corten steel runnels at the courtyard level.
Seattle Public Utilities’ second half of the Swale on Yale, first implemented with the Stack House Apartments, in combination with the other swale projects, treats stormwater from 435 acres of Capitol Hill before it reaches Lake Union.
In keeping with the spirit of its design, Sitka maintains high environmental goals, including LEED Platinum and Salmon Safe certification. Stormwater from the roof is stored in bioretention planters on site and expressed through corten steel runnels at the courtyard level.
Seattle Public Utilities’ second half of the Swale on Yale, first implemented with the Stack House Apartments, in combination with the other swale projects, treats stormwater from 435 acres of Capitol Hill before it reaches Lake Union.
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