City Hall + City Center

In 2010, the City of Bothell initiated a process to build a new City Hall and City Center. The project, which is envisioned to include a variety of mixed-use facilities, is a cornerstone in the City's downtown revitalization.

The development, which will be located on the same block (located at 101st Avenue NE
and 183rd Street) as the existing City Hall is currently planned to include:

• A 60,000 square foot city hall
• A plaza for community gatherings and events
• A 300+ stall parking facility
• Mixed-use buildings which could include retail space, housing, educational facilities and/or commercial office space

City Hall and City Center features:

• Through-block pedestrian pathways, connecting the block to the SR 527 Boulevard, historic Main Street, the Park at Bothell Landing, McMenamins, Pop Keeney Stadium, and major bus routes for METRO, Sound Transit and Community Transit
• City Hall is being designed to achieve equivalent to LEED Gold certification or greater.
• Catalyst for and representation of overarching vision for downtown

Project team:

The City Hall + City Center project, as well as the downtown redevelopment is exciting for Bothell. The Puget Sound development firms also find the community's vision to be thoughtful and forward-thinking. Fifteen teams representing the leading firms in the area submitted qualifications and four teams ultimately brought forth concepts to design and build a vibrant and dynamic mixed-use civic campus. Through an extensive series of interviews and deliberations, the City selected the following team to enter into a public-private partnership for the development of City Hall, plazas and parking areas:

• Developer: Vulcan Real Estate
• Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership
• General Contractor: GLY Construction

LEARN MORE!

Read frequently asked questions (FAQ's) about Bothell's City Hall + City Center project.

Read a press release about the project and the project team.

Read The Seattle Times recent coverage of Bothell's City Hall.