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1. The Story of the Waterfront Design http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/about-the-waterfront/story-of-the-waterfr ... Meaning and history can be found everywhere on the Waterfront Waterfront’s urban design reinforces the nature of the region with a layered, ...
2. Historical Plans and Documents http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/about-the-waterfront/plans-and-documents Historical documents shared during construction (2012-2024) Historical plans and documents that were shared on the original website during ...
3. Alaskan Way & Elliott Way http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/alaskan-way-and-elliott-way Building of Alaskan Way, Elliott Way, and removal of the viaduct With the removal of the Alaskan Way viaduct, Waterfront Seattle rebuilt ...
4. Bell Street http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/bell-street Pike Pine Streetscape and Bicycle Improvements One of Waterfront Seattle's goals is to create more accessible and inviting east-west ...
5. Protected Bike Lane http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/bike-lane A public park with community space for events, offering expansive views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The 1.2 mile bike path ...
6. Washington Street Boat Landing and Habitat Beach http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/habitat-beach-and-washington-str ... A newly built beach and a restored historic structure Restoration of the Washington Street Boat Landing  The Washington Street Boat ...
7. Marion Street Pedestrian Bridge http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/marion-street-bridge A place where all are welcome to enjoy the water, the views, and community. The Marion Street Pedestrian Bridge provides an essential ...
8. Overlook Walk http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/overlook-walk A key pedestrian connection between the City’s downtown core and its waterfront. Located where the Viaduct once stood, Overlook Walk ...
9. Park Promenade http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/park-promenade Features of the Park Promenade and public restroom The park promenade is at the front porch of the new waterfront — providing a new linear ...
10. Pier 58 http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/pier-58 A public park with community space for events, offering expansive views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. Pier 58, formerly known ...
11. Pier 62 and Floating Dock http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/pier-62 A place where all are welcome to enjoy the water, the views, and community. Historically Pier 62 was where concerts and events had been ...
12. Pike & Pine http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/pike-pine Pike Pine Streetscape and Bicycle Improvements Pike Pine Streetscape and Bicycle Improvements (a part of the Downtown Seattle ...
13. Pioneer Square http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/pioneer-square East and West Pedestrian Improvements East and West Pedestrian Improvements Working with community partner  Alliance for Pioneer Square , ...
14. Plazas on Railroad Way http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/railroad-way New pedestrian connections and a gateway linking the waterfront to Pioneer Square and the Stadiums The Plazas on Railroad Way provide a new ...
15. Seawall http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/seawall A rebuilt seawall that features art to encourage biodiversity Before the Elliott Bay Seawall Project, the waterfront had many types of ...
16. Union Street Pedestrian Bridge http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/union-street-bridge A pedestrian bridge with an elevator provides street access between Western Avenue and the waterfront. Waterfront Seattle improved key ...
17. Construction Updates http://www.seattle.gov/waterfront/projects/construction-updates While most of the Waterfront Park is open, several projects have ongoing construction activities. Overlook Walk : MTK Matriarchs ...
18. FIFA Men's World Cup 2026 http://www.seattle.gov/fifa Find information and resources about Seattle's hosting of the FIFA Men's World Cup 2026.
19. COVID-19 Resources and Information http://www.seattle.gov/covid-19 Learn more about how the City of Seattle is responding to COVID-19.
20. Earthquake Safety http://www.seattle.gov/earthquake-preparation Find out what to do to stay safe and prepare for earthquake recovery.
21. Summer Heat Safety http://www.seattle.gov/heat-safety Find places to cool off and ways to stay safe during hot weather.
22. Winter Storm Response http://www.seattle.gov/winter-weather Find out what to do to stay safe and prepare for recovery
23. Food Assistance http://www.seattle.gov/food-assistance On November 21, the City of Seattle ended its Limited Civil Emergency following the federal government reopening and Supplemental Nutrition ...
24. Lower Your Utility Bills http://www.seattle.gov/utility-bill-help Seattle City Light (electricity) and Seattle Public Utilities (water/sewer/garbage) offer ways to lower your utility bills.
25. Seattle Arts Commission - Who We Are http://www.seattle.gov/seattle-arts-commission/who-we-are Who We Are Seattle Arts Commission Contact the Commission seattle.artscommission@seattle.gov Apply to be a Commissioner Please ...