1200 12th, originally built as the U.S. Marine Hospital, is one of Seattle’s most prominent landmarks. Located on a 10-acre, park-like campus at the north end of Seattle’s Beacon Hill neighborhood, the classic art deco form rises 462 feet above sea level. The 16-story tower has sweeping views of the central business district, Elliott Bay, the Olympic and Cascade Mountains, and Mt. Rainier. The original structure was completed in 1932 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

1200 12th gained the international recognition of the Urban Land Institute, winning the organization’s coveted 2000 Award for Excellence. The prestigious award was given to the building as the best example of urban rehabilitation in the Nation.