description The Bullitt Center Overview
Often cited as a model for 'Living Buildings,' the Bullitt Center in Seattle is designed to meet rigorous self-sufficiency standards. It aims to produce more energy than it consumes, manage its own water cycle, and use local, low-impact materials. It serves as a powerful blueprint for resilient, self-contained urban infrastructure.
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Where is the Bullitt Center located?
The Bullitt Center is at 1501 East Madison Street in Seattle, near Capitol Hill and the Central District. It opened on Earth Day, April 22, 2013.
Why is the Bullitt Center called a Living Building?
It was certified as a Living Building by the International Living Future Institute in 2015. The building was designed to generate its own energy, reduce water use, and meet strict material standards under the Living Building Challenge.
Who designed the Bullitt Center?
The architecture firm Miller Hull designed the six-story commercial office building. The project was developed by the Bullitt Foundation, a Seattle nonprofit focused on environmental sustainability.
How big is the Bullitt Center?
The Bullitt Center is about 52,000 square feet across six floors. Its visible rooftop solar array is a key part of the building's net-positive energy strategy.
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