Seattle Art Deco
This is a non-exhaustive list of Art Deco structures in Seattle. I highly recommend taking tours by the Seattle Architecture Foundation. These tours are fun, informative, and inexpensive.
Downtown/Belltown
Woolworth Store (now Ross)
c. 1935-1940
Third Ave. & Pike St
Harold B. Hamhill (NY; stock design for multiple stores)
The Bon Marche (now Macy’s)
1929; three stories added in 1956
3rd Ave. & Pine St
John Graham, Sr.
United Shopping Tower (now Olympic Tower)
1928-1931
Third Avenue & Pine Street
Henry Bittman
Roosevelt Hotel
1928-1929
7th Ave. & Pine St
John Graham, Sr.
Seattle Times Building
1930
1120 John St
Robert Reamer
MGM/Loew’s Film Distribution (now restaurant)
1936
2331 2nd Ave.
Earl Morrison
Capitol Hill
Seattle Art Museum (no Seattle Asian Art Museum)
1931-1933 (Art Moderne Elements)
Volunteer Park
Bebb and Gould
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
1932
732 18th Ave. East
Albertson, Wilson & Richardson, Joseph Wilson
Baroness Apartments
1930-1931
1005 Spring St
Schack & Young
Belroy Apartments
1930
703 Bellevue Ave. East
Bain & Pries
Beacon Hill
U.S. Marine Hospital (now Pacific Medical Center)
1930-1932
1131 14th Ave. South
Bebb& Gould, John Graham Sr.
Central District
Fire Station No. 6
1932 (Art Moderne Elements)
101 23rd Ave. South
Dudley Stewart
First Hill
Harborview Hospital
1929-1931
325 9th Ave.
Thomas, Granger & Thomas
University District/NE Seattle
Edmond Meany Hotel (now Hotel Deca>
1930-1932
4507 Brooklyn Ave. NE
Robert C. Reamer
Cowen Park Bridge
1936, WPA Project
15th Ave. NE between 62nd St & Cowen Place NE
Clark Eldridge, Bridge Designer
Greenlake Park Apartments
1929
448 NE Revenna Blvd
Architect unknown
Magnuson Park Buildings
Building 25 (Administration Building) 6222 NE 74th St (1937)Building 30 (Hanger and Office Building) 6310 NE 74th St (1939)
Architects unknown
North/West/Northwest Seattle
Downtown Dog Lodge
1931
1405 Elliot Ave. West
Architect and original use unknown
Pedestrian Bridge
1936
Over Aurora Ave, North at North 41st St
Architect unknown