The 24-story Murano Tower brings contemporary senior living to Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood, inspired by art’s ability to connect people. Designed to promote social interaction with the community and ease of movement within the building, Murano integrates post-modernist touches and salon-style art installations. Vibrant finishes and furnishings on each floor complement both classical and contemporary art, sparking curiosity and conversation. Murano offers flexible living spaces that cater to residents' diverse needs. Its central location—close to transit, restaurants, museums, and hospitals—encourages residents to engage with their surroundings. The building fosters intergenerational connections, especially with its shared spaces like a public café and auditorium, located across from the Frye Art Museum. At street level, Murano promotes human interaction with clear connections to the building’s entrances and a pedestrian-friendly streetscape. The exterior evokes a salon-style art arrangement, with vibrant colors and lush plantings. As a LEED Gold-certified building, Murano emphasizes sustainability with features like a living wall, a green roof, and a communal garden area, while a stormwater-treatment system purifies rainwater before returning it to Puget Sound. Biophilic design is integrated throughout, with memory care gardens, two Eldergrow gardens, and an outdoor terrace with a chef’s garden. The 24th-floor Solarium features a large living green wall, enhancing well-being and creating a healing environment. Murano Tower redefines senior living by combining art, sustainability, and community, providing a vibrant space for residents to thrive and age in place.