Hyatt Regency Southport S140507 02 C140507 01 N6 View From Lake Wide

Renton, WA

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Hyatt Regency Lake Washington at Seattle’s Southport

Project Details

Size

335,000 SF | 3 Acres

Client

SECO Development

Team

MG2
Sellen Construction Company

Recognition

2017 NAIOP Night of the Stars: Hospitality Development of the Year

Hyatt Regency Southport S140507 02 C140507 01 N5 Exterior Stairs Water Feature
Hyatt Regency Southport S140507 02 C140507 01 N8 Bldg Entrance Profile

Amenities include an indoor pool, on-site spa, multiple dining options, lobby gathering areas, fitness center, and flexible conference and special event spaces.

The grand staircase beckons guests to take advantage of sweeping views from multi-level landscaped deck and terrace areas overlooking Lake Washington.

Hyatt Regency Southport S140507 02 C140507 01 N4 Conf Room Chairs Lake View
Hyatt Regency Southport S140507 02 C140507 01 N9 Interior Feature Stair

Positioned steel trusses to clear span more than 100 feet in the large, open ballroom, supporting another smaller ballroom above as well as a large deck area that accommodates weddings and large convention events.

Closely coordinated with the cladding designer for support framing of a unique mix of cladding systems, including brick, precast, window wall, and metal paneling.

Hyatt Regency Southport S140507 02 C140507 01 N10 En Suite Sitting Area
Hyatt Regency Southport S140507 02 C140507 01 N11 Interior Pool Guests

Future planning for the office towers required careful phasing, including coordination of a shared roadway and parking facilities that were operational before construction of the office towers was complete.

Successfully worked with the geotechnical team and the general contractor to mitigate poor soils by using geopier ground improvements to strengthen the soils and avoid deep pile foundations.

Facilitated early construction for site grading and geopiers by providing early grading and utility permit packages.

Stormwater design included the repurposing and use of an existing 200,000-gallon underground vault, a remnant of the former Shuffleton Steam Plant.

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