Nestled amidst the enduring concrete towers of Seattle's past, the Avalon Belltown Towers at 210 Wall are a striking addition to Belltown, offering a high-rise that blends the neighborhood’s character with modern vibrancy. As part of the Growing Vine Street movement and certified LEED Silver, this 24-story tower combines residential spaces, retail, and public outdoor areas, including a water feature by local artist Troy Pillow. The design balances privacy with expansive views, reflecting Seattle’s changing skies through a mix of shiny and matte exterior finishes. Boasting breathtaking views of the Space Needle, Puget Sound, and the Emerald City, Avalon Belltown was praised by our client as one of the best in their nationwide portfolio. Apartments are designed with three types of views: panoramic, framed, and discovery, creating unique perspectives throughout. Two-bedroom units offer corner views of the water or streets, while one-bedrooms feature framed windows or niches that draw the eye outside. The building includes public spaces like a rooftop terrace and clubroom, adding vibrancy to the neighborhood. Thoughtful landscaping divides outdoor spaces, with the podium terrace responding to Vine Street below, Seattle's Green Street. Inside, the lobby celebrates Belltown’s youthful vibe. Architecturally, the mid-rise brick base grounds the building to the street, while the glass tower stands out, all with a focus on sustainability, longevity, and LEED Silver requirements. Rainwater is harvested from the rooftop, flowing down to an artful water feature for all to enjoy. With 274 apartments, 11,289 sq. ft. of retail space, and 245 underground parking spots, 210 Wall brings a dynamic and sustainable energy to Belltown.