Seattle’s Architecture Showdown: The Final Four
What is Seattle’s best building?
We are asking Seattle’s design community to cast votes based solely upon individual matchups. Our voters (that’s you!) will be asked to weigh each building on its own merits. At the end of each week we will tally up the votes then report the play-by-play and results right here.
It’s all come down to these final two rounds.
3 buildings and 1 park will do battle to determine which is the best Architectural work in Seattle.
Click here to see our bracket to date
Our contenders:
Schedule: Updated!
Voting periods will compress as we move deeper into the tournament.
Week 1 (March 28 – 31):
Round 1 Games – Completed – See the Results here.
Round 2 Games (April 1st – 4) – Completed – See the Results here.
Round 3 Games (April 5 – 7) – Completed – See the Results here.
Sweet Sixteen: (April 8 – 10) – Completed – See the results here.
Elite Eight (April 11-13) – Completed – See the results here
Final Four (April 14-17)
Championship (April 18 – 21)
Suzzallo Library (North Region Champion)
Built: 1926
Designed by: Charles H. Bebb, Carl F. Gould
Seattle Central Library (West Region Champion)
Built: 2004
Designed by: OMA and LMN
Space Needle (South Region Champion)
Built: 1961
Designed by: John Graham
Gas Works Park (East Region Champion)
Built: 1975
Designed by: Richard Haag
VOTING IS CLOSED – CLICK HERE TO VOTE IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Space Needle vs Gas Works Park
- Space Needle (56%)
- Gas Works Park (44%)
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Suzzallo Library vs Seattle Central Library
- Seattle Central Library (71%)
- Suzzallo Library (29%)
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