901 Fifth Avenue

901 Fifth Avenue is a prominent skyscraper in downtown Seattle, standing at 163.38 meters (536 feet) with 42 floors. Completed in 1973, it was originally known as the Bank of California Building and is the 11th tallest building in the city. Designed by John Graham and Associates, the building features flood lights that illuminate its facade at night. It underwent a significant renovation in 2007, achieving LEED Certified Silver status, a notable accomplishment for older structures. The building has changed ownership multiple times, with its most recent sale in 2019 for $305 million. Notable tenants include Cray and PitchBook Data, and a Bartell Drugs store operated at its base until 2023. Its central location makes it an interesting site for both tourists and researchers exploring Seattle's architectural landscape.