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Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue: "Five Star" Condominiums in Seattle

Even its address reflects the elegance of the design, the rich materials and the slender, distinctive architecture.

The tallest building ever built in Seattle, this glass sculpture will stand out not only because of its beauty but also because of the exceptional quality finishes to be found in each of its 143 spacious condominiums, featuring Beaubois artistry in maple, white oak and lyptus.

These condominiums will vary in size from 1,600 to 2,860 sq.ft. and will open onto solariums that feature large patios and can be converted into spacious terraces.

With its svelte silhouette and a design that provides owners with a breath-taking view of The Emerald City while minimizing interference with the view from neighbouring buildings, this 38-storey skyscraper is leading the way in a city that looks to increase population density by encouraging construction of slimmer buildings. The Fifteen Twenty-One is setting the precedent.

The building is also providing impetus for the revitalization of Seattle's Market District, beloved by residents and tourists alike.

The Fifteen Twenty-One, recipient of 14 national and regional awards from the National Association for Home Builders (NAHB), will continue to draw admiring glances, just like the Beaubois masterpieces that grace its decor.