Architecture

The Cline's architecture celebrates form, material, and light, drawing inspiration from Seattle’s natural landscapes. Featuring natural materials, open spaces, and large windows, the building offers plenty of sunlight and stunning views of Lake Union and Downtown. With clean lines, biophilia, and a nature-inspired ambiance, its spaces provide a serene escape from the bustling urban surroundings.

Interior Design

Inspired by the Pacific Northwest’s indoor-outdoor connection, The Cline blends wood textures, geometric shapes, and earthy tones. Unexpected moments, like a dramatic chandelier, and layering of diametric textures and forms, add intrigue and depth.

Untitled I and II by Ali Enache

A Tree Grows in Fremont by Graypants. The chandelier in the Cline's lobby beautifully captures the essence of nature, with its whimsical, abstract white forms that dance and flow like organic shapes, bringing a touch of serenity and life to the space.

The Beyond Hours by Kippi Leonard

Exploring the Gorge by Ruth Fromstein

Fogy sky view over Pacific Northwest Trees

Energy Efficiency

Has low-E windows.
All residential units provide solar shades for passive energy reduction.
Provides both EV ready and EV capable stalls.
Has bike parking stalls.

Water Efficiency

Irrigation system uses weather controls to conserve water.
Water efficient plumbing fixtures throughout.

Health and Well-being

On-site fitness center.
Low VOC paints, flooring and wall covering used throughout.
Acoustical treatments provided for sound control in shared amenity areas.

Transportation

Walkscore of 91 and Bikescore of 94,
Located on a local bus line with connection to regional transportation.

Green Globes Certified

The Cline achieved One Green Globes level certification for implementing practical and measurable solutions in areas including sustainable site development, water savings and energy efficiencies.