DEVELOPMENT: Next step for two-building West Seattle Triangle project

From the latest city-circulated Land Use Information Bulletin: Now that both halves of the Sweeney family’s West Seattle Triangle project have applied for land-use permits, a new comment period has opened.

(Renderings by Ankrom Moisan)

4406 36TH SW: The first Southwest Design Review Board meeting for this building was in early August (WSB coverage here). It’s planned as an 8-story, 273-unit apartment building with retail and 163 off-street parking spaces. The application notice is here.

4440 FAUNTLEROY WAY SW: The first SWDRB meeting for this building was in mid-August (WSB coverage here). This is planned as a 7-story, 217-unit apartment building with retail and 153 offstreet parking spaces. The application notice is here.

Deadline for this round of commenting on both projects is November 25th; both notices linked above include information on how to comment. Each building also will have at least one more SWDRB meeting, at which more-complete designs will be presented (what you see above are just the “massing” concepts – size/shape), dates TBA.

3 Replies to "DEVELOPMENT: Next step for two-building West Seattle Triangle project"

  • Just wondering November 13, 2020 (8:19 pm)

    7 and 8 story buildings overlooking the broken West Seattle bridge!

  • Tired November 14, 2020 (8:09 am)

    How and where do we provide comments? While I appreciate the Sweeney family’s intent, adding more residents right now, with the bridge down, is a waste of time and resources. It will only add to the frustration of current residents. 

  • Cat November 14, 2020 (8:25 am)

    What a bore though. Ankrom Moisan used to do some interesting work, but all these chunky developments have very few redeeming design qualities. The city is absolutely littered with them. 

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