With Seawall construction behind us and viaduct removal nearly complete, the City of Seattle is ready to rebuild the central waterfront. Learn more about the next phase of its transformation!

Waterfront Seattle will create 20 acres of new public space along the downtown waterfront. The Waterfront Seattle Program began as a community vision to remove the Alaskan Way Viaduct and reconnect the city to its waterfront.

Construction of Seattle’s new waterfront is underway and will continue into 2025. Click on the map below to find more information about construction happening now. Setting the stamps created by artists Derek Bruno and Gage Hamilton on new curbed bike lane buffers.

1 天前 · The final segment of Seattle's waterfront revitalization has started construction six years after the Alaskan Way Viaduct was demolished in early 2019. The Bell Street Improvements project broke ground on Tuesday. The project will improve connections from the Belltown neighborhood to the waterfront in the 1st Avenue – Elliott Avenue segment.

2024年3月20日 · The plan calls for replacing old waterfront streetcar tracks with a landscaped multi-use trail to help handle the expected walking, rolling, and biking traffic and beautify the street. Those improvements are promised by 2026, in time for the World Cup soccer matches that Seattle will be hosting.

The Seattle Waterfront Program is a series of nine capital projects designed to revitalize Seattle’s downtown waterfront. The project spans from Pioneer Square to Belltown, enhancing public spaces and improving connectivity along Elliott Bay following the removal of …

Scroll through our guide to learn all about the exciting transformations and activations coming to downtown Seattle’s iconic Waterfront, as we count down to the Park’s Grand Opening in 2025!

2024年10月4日 · One of the last major upgrades planned as part of the 15-year project to decide how to remake the central waterfront after the demolition of the Alaskan Way Viaduct, the Overlook Walk is one of the most ambitious public works projects completed by …

A New Era For Seattle & Its Waterfront. The design for this 20-acre linear park responds to the public’s overwhelming call for an open, accessible waterfront — one that reconnects the city to its coastline just as it restores the health of the nearshore environment.

The expansive urban design plan considers the history of the site as a working waterfront, the physical conditions of its location along the 2/4 shores of Elliott Bay, its indigenous history, and its role as part of Seattle’s evolving urban and cultural landscape.