Multi-Housing

Morrow Apartments

The Morrow Apartments is a new, ground up, mixed-use, apartment building in the Greenwood neighborhood of Seattle.

The 7 story building includes 141 market-rate housing units (including 4 townhouses) and over 4,300 square feet of retail space.

Location
Seattle, WA
Year
2021
Client
Greenwood Shopping Center
Architect
Baylis Architects
Photos
Chris Roberts / NW Drone Works

“I am truly pleased with the architectural work on the Morrow by the Baylis team and the craftmanship exhibited by all associated with and working for RAFN. The Morrow will stand as a landmark and truly a magnificent display of your commitment to create a monument for the community and everyone involved. You are all greatly appreciated.”

-Gary Brunt
Greenwood Shopping Center, Inc.

 

Built on peat soil, the building has an auger cast pile and grade beam matrix foundation system with suspended underslab utilities. For sustainability, the building includes a photovoltaic array on the roof and was built to the Built Smart standard.

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Morrow Complete & Lease-Up Rates Soar

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Project Tour : The Morrow Apartments

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Fill us in Phil : Morrow Apartments 08/2020

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Fill us in Phil : Morrow Apartments 09/2020

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Fill us in Phil : Morrow Apartments 10/2020

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Fill us in Phil : Morrow Apartments 12/2020

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Building a Waffle on a Peat Bog

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