The new George F. Russell, Jr. Hall, set to open in the fall of 2009 at 15th Avenue Northeast and Northeast 42nd Street, combines street-level retail, 3 floors of office space and 30 studio and one-bedroom apartments above 120 parking stalls in a bustling area of the University District. The mixed-use complex is designed to relate to the neighborhood and strengthen existing pedestrian connections. Along Northeast 42nd street, the building provides a lively, retail-oriented streetscape to connect the University of Washington with “the Ave” (local slang for University Way NE).
The project incorporates traditional materials and high quality details that respect the surrounding landmark campus and has a sustainable goal of achieving LEED certification. GGLO is providing the architecture, landscape architecture and interior design services for the project.
For more information about Russell Hall, contact Don Mackay
The project incorporates traditional materials and high quality details that respect the surrounding landmark campus and has a sustainable goal of achieving LEED certification. GGLO is providing the architecture, landscape architecture and interior design services for the project.
For more information about Russell Hall, contact Don Mackay
