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Lighting Seattle since 1905 Jorge Carrasco, Superintendent
Conservation: Be Smart and Build Smart
BUILT SMART Lighting Only
The BUILT SMART Program from Seattle City Light encourages developers of new low, mid-rise and highrise multifamily buildings to reach beyond standard practice in incorporating electricity-saving features into their new buildings. Financial incentives help pay the additional cost of higher efficiency options, and City Light staff provide technical assistance to help meet efficiency goals.

This page is intended for builders who are not participating in BUILT SMART's full measure package, whether because they choose not to pursue shell measures (window and insulation upgrades) or because they are using a heat source other than electricity. In these situations, incentives are still available for electricity saving features in the building. Unlike the full measure BUILT SMART program, where certain minimum packages must be installed in order for a building to be BUILT SMART qualified, the Lighting & Options path allows flexibility to choose among measures.

This Lighting & Options Technical Specifications document is an abridged version of the larger BUILT SMART Technical Specifications manual. You will notice that it begins with Chapter 6, and this is because chapter is numbering carried over from the larger BUILT SMART Technical Specifications for easy cross-reference. If you have questions or need more detail please call 206.684.3800.

BUILT SMART logo, by permission Your Benefits:
  • Monetary incentives for installing high efficiency lighting, appliance or HVAC equipment
  • Reduced energy costs
  • Reduced lighting maintenance costs
  • Better lighting in all areas of your building - kitchens, hallways, stairwells, walk-ways and common rooms
  • Free lighting consultation and services from the Lighting Design Lab

Lighting Specifications & Incentives:

Interested in building a BUILT SMART Lighting & Options Project?
Contact Wayne Knipple, Program Coordinator by e-mail at wayne.knipple@seattle.gov or by phone at 206.684.4286.

Completed BUILT SMART Lighting & Options Buildings in the Seattle Area:
Zip Code Building Name and Address
98101 Harbor Steps Phase III, 1301 1st Av.
Metropolitan Tower, 1942 Westlake Av.
98104 Pacific Rim, 900 S. Jackson St.
Terry Denny Bldg, 113 1st Av. S.
98109 Veranda Apartments, 1901 Taylor Av.
611 Highland, 611 Highland Av.
323 Queen Anne Av. N., 1000 Aurora Av. N.
98112 Rianna, 810 12th Av.
98119 110 19th Av., 110 19th Av.
98121 Carpenters Tower, 2512 2nd Av.
Concord, 2929 1st Av.
Belltown Lofts, 66 Bell St.
Ellington, 1st & Broad St.
Pomeroy Condominiums, 2319 1st Av.
98122 The Monique, 1024 E. Pike St.
Summit on 1st Hill, 1309 Summit Av.
98126 Harbor Landing, 1333 Harbor Av. S.W.


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Residential & Small Business:
(206) 684-3800
rescons.scl@seattle.gov

Medium & Large Business:
(206) 684-3254
bizcon.scl@seattle.gov

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