The Bullitt Center at 1501 East Madison Street in Seattle was designed by Miller Hull and built by the Bullitt Foundation, a Seattle nonprofit that also occupies part of one floor. Point 32 was developer and Schuchart was contractor. Construction began in 2011, the building was completed in 2012 and it opened on April 22, 2013. In April 2015 it was certified a Living Building. The article names no style.
The six-floor building has 52,000 square feet (4,800 m²). It has a heavy timber structure, with all lumber certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, 575 rooftop solar panels and 26 geothermal wells. It collects rainwater, uses composting toilets and has no parking. A staircase is placed on the facade, with elevators out of sight.
It was designed for a 250-year life. In 2016 it produced nearly 30% more energy than it used. Tenants include the University of Washington and Sonos. The article gives no public access.
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