description Columbia Center Seattle Overview
Columbia Center is a 76-story skyscraper in Seattle, Washington, completed in 1985. It reaches a height of 284 meters and is the tallest building in Seattle. Designed by architect Chester L. Lindsey, the tower features a stacked, geometric facade made of extruded aluminum framing and tinted glass.
The building primarily functions as a commercial office space and includes an observation deck known as the Columbia Center Sky View Observatory.
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How tall is Columbia Center in Seattle?
Columbia Center reaches 284 meters and contains 76 stories. It is the tallest building in Seattle.
When was Columbia Center completed?
Columbia Center was completed in 1985. Its stacked, geometric facade uses extruded aluminum framing.
Who designed Columbia Center?
Columbia Center was designed by Chester L. Lindsey. The building's stepped appearance comes from its stacked geometric facade.
What is Columbia Center's place in Seattle's skyline?
It is Seattle's tallest building, reaching 284 meters. Its 76-story form and aluminum-framed exterior make it one of the city's defining high-rise structures.
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