Join NAWIC Puget Sound and JTM Construction for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of one of Seattle’s most distinctive developments: 1200 Stewart.
This 1.4-million-square-foot project is transforming a prominent section of Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood with two 48-story residential towers, an expansive mixed-use podium, and one feature that’s impossible to miss—a suspended Boeing 747 fuselage positioned between the towers beneath a glass barrel-vault atrium.
The 1200 Stewart development adds two 48-story residential apartment towers to Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. Upon completion, the project is expected to include:
- 927 residential units
- 121 short-term stay suites
- More than 145,000 SF of commercial and retail space
- A five-level subterranean parking garage with 611 stalls
- 24 elevators
- Two rooftop swimming pools and additional rooftop amenities
- A three-story indoor public galleria connecting Stewart Street and Denny Way
- The Fillmore at WB1200, a 2,300-seat Live Nation event venue
- A suspended Boeing 747 fuselage incorporated into the central atrium
The development is intended to participate in the City of Seattle’s Multi-Family Tax Exemption Program, with a portion of its residential units designated as affordable housing. Originally designed by Vancouver-based Henriquez Partners Architects, the project transitioned to Ankrom Moisan for construction administration and design completion. The podium’s three-story indoor galleria creates a public connection between Stewart Street and Denny Way, incorporating landscaped walkways, retail spaces, gathering areas, and the Boeing 747 installation at its center.
Site Walk: 3:30–4:15 PM
Happy Hour: Approximately 4:15–5:30 PM at nearby Tutta Bella
Attendees will be divided into two groups, both beginning at 3:30 PM from the same meeting location. Two members of the JTM Construction team currently working on 1200 Stewart will lead approximately 45-minute concurrent tours, beginning at opposite ends of the project.
PPE & Site Requirements
This is an active construction site, and proper PPE and footwear are required. JTM anticipates being able to provide hard hats, gloves, and safety glasses based on the final attendee headcount if you do not have your own. However, all attendees must wear boots with ankle support. Steel-toe boots are not required; but appropriate construction-site footwear is mandatory. JTM’s safety team will deny site access to anyone who does not meet footwear requirements.
Please dress appropriately for an active construction environment.
Happy Hour to Follow
After the tour, we’ll head to Tutta Bella for happy hour and networking. Come explore an incredible Seattle project, meet members of the team bringing it to life, and connect with women and allies across the Puget Sound construction community.
