The Grand Central, City Loan, and Buttnick Buildings (collectively, the Grand Central Block) are historic three- and four-story brick buildings that are literally knitted together to comprise an entire half block between Washington and Main Streets in Pioneer Square.
Redevelopment
Grand Central Block is a historic, full-block development in Pioneer Square—Seattle’s oldest neighborhood—constructed between 1889 and 1909. The Grand Central Block historic rehabilitation is in pre-design and preservation review. The project is managed by Costigan Integrated (a subsidiary of Unico Properties), Clark Barnes, and Graham Baba Architects, and includes participation from nearly 40 neighborhood and city institutions.
