Federal Reserve Bank
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Built in 1913, Seattle’s Federal Reserve Bank building acts as a window to the past in a city typically defined by its progressive, forward-thinking culture. So when Martin Selig bought it at a government auction in 2014, he aimed to update it for contemporary use while preserving those historical links. But as both a national landmark and an official Seattle landmark, upgrading the city’s historic building was a particularly difficult mission. He hired our Seattle studio, a frequent design collaborator, to revitalize the iconic stone box with a modern addition and new amenities.
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