Architects for Amazon.com have submitted new drawings that show, in much greater detail, the company’s plans for three new office towers on the northern edge of downtown Seattle, with big glassy buildings connected by courtyards and greenspaces.
The drawings, included in a public filing on the city’s website, give a sense for the the tone the company will be trying to set with the campus — with big glassy buildings and green space connecting them.
It’s an update to a previous version of the filing that didn’t include detailed architectural renderings.
The new drawings are labeled as draft, and the company’s architects at the firm NBBJ note that they’re intended to illustrate early open space and building design concepts.
The Seattle Times spotted the filing and posted the drawings earlier today. The update comes in advance of a hearing set for Tuesday evening before Seattle’s Design Review Board.
