• ICA Basketball Training Center (E59) 鈥� 8,758 net new sq. ft. (now open)
• Interdisciplinary Engineering Building (C11) 鈥� 54,875 net new sq. ft. (now open)
• New Haggett Hall (C6) 鈥� 29,237 net new sq. ft.
• Two residential projects, Blakeley Village (E81/E82) 370,339 net new sq. ft. and Laurel Village (E83/E84) 222,522 net new sq. ft., began construction in late 2025.

During this reporting period, the University continued progress on capital development and sustainability commitments outlined in the Campus Master Plan (CMP).聽 Most students now attend classes in person, and many employees retain the flexibility to telecommute several days per week.聽 The University recorded a 16% single-occupancy vehicle (SOV) rate, unchanged from 2023 but higher than in 2018.聽 This increase reflects the shift back to in-person learning and work following years of remote operations.

• ICA Basketball Training Center (E59)- 8,758 net new sq. ft.
• New Haggett Hall (C6)- 29,237 net new sq. ft.
• Interdisciplinary Engineering Building (C11)- 54,875 net new sq. ft. (now open)

In this reporting period, the University largely returned to normal operations after the pandemic with most students attending class in person. Many employees still have the option to telecommute several days per week.

During the reporting period, the Interdisciplinary Engineering Building (site C11) was under construction. Three sites were under design: W27 (multi-user building including Center for Advanced Materials and Clean Energy Technologies), E59 (ICA Basketball Performance Center), and C6 (New Haggett Hall). One project, the IMA Pool Expansion, was completed during this period. The University has completed ~124k square feet of its 6M allowed total. The University measured a 16% single occupancy vehicle rate, which is a decline since 2018. The University made a payment under Condition 62 (Traffic Signals) and is in discussion with SDOT about paying for Condition 63 (ITS Improvements). With the selection of Bellwether Housing to develop a 244-unit mixed-income tower, the University is making progress toward its commitment to build affordable housing.

In this reporting period, the University had largely returned to normal operations after the pandemic with most students attending class in person. Many employees still have the option to telecommute several days per week.

With regard to the requirements of the annual report, two sites have been under construction by the 天美影视传媒: C11 (Interdisciplinary Engineering Building) and IMA Pool Expansion. Two sites have been under design: W27 (multi-user building including Center for Advanced Materials and Clean Energy Technologies) and E59 (ICA Basketball Performance Center). Two projects S40 (Health Sciences Education Building) and C3 (Founders Hall) were completed during this period. The University has completed 120k square feet of its 6M allowed total. The University measured a 13% single occupancy vehicle rate, which is a decline of 5.9% since 2018. The University made its first payment under Condition 65 (Transportation Capital Improvements) and is in discussion with SDOT about paying for Condition 63 (ITS Improvements). With the selection of Bellwether Housing to develop a 244-unit mixed-income tower, the University is making progress toward its commitment to build affordable housing.

In this reporting period, the University began to emerge from pandemic restrictions and resumed mostly in-person classes in the fall. Although operations are slowly returning to normal, not all people have returned to campus on a regular basis and Covid variants continue to affect the return. The University appreciates the ongoing partnership of City of Seattle staff and the sacrifices made throughout the greater community.

With regard to the requirements of the annual report, two sites have been under construction by the 天美影视传媒: S40 (Health Sciences Education Building) and C3 (Founders Hall). Two sites have been under design: W27 (multi-user building including Center for Advanced Materials and Clean Energy Technologies) and C11 (Interdisciplinary Engineering Building). One additional site has been selected for development: E59 (Basketball Training and Health and High Performance Center). One project (ICA Softball Performance Center) has been completed during this period. The University measured a 16.4% single occupancy vehicle rate, which is a decline of 2.3% since 2018. As this is the beginning of a new Master Plan, many Conditions of Approval have not been completed yet.

In this reporting period, the University and the greater community worked to meet the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. University life and operations differed significantly from typical years as this report will show. The University appreciates the partnership of City of Seattle staff and the sacrifices made throughout the greater community.

With regard to the requirements of the annual report, two sites have been under construction by the 天美影视传媒: S40 (Health Sciences Education Building) and C3 (Founders Hall). Two additional sites have been selected for development: W27 (multi-user building including Center for Advanced Materials and Clean Energy Technologies) and C11 (Interdisciplinary Engineering Building). However, no projects under this campus master plan have been completed during this time. The University measured a 7.5% single occupancy vehicle rate, which is a decline of 11.2% since 2018. The significant decline in the single occupancy vehicle rate is due to the majority of students and staff learning or working from home during the pandemic. As this is the beginning of a new Master Plan, most Conditions of Approval have not been completed yet.

In this reporting period, two sites have been selected by the 天美影视传媒 for development: S40 (Health Sciences Education Building) and C4 (Founders Hall). However, no projects have been completed during this time. The University measured a 18.2% single occupancy vehicle rate, which is a decline of 0.7% since 2018. In July 2019, the University began offering a fully subsidized U-Pass to 14,000 Classified Staff and Academic Student Employees. As this the beginning of a new Master Plan, most Conditions of Approval have not been completed yet.

Date:聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Time:聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 6:30 鈥� 8:30 PM

Location:聽 UW Tower
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE, 22nd Floor
Seattle, WA 98105

Please view the October draft agenda聽. Accompanying meeting materials can be found below:

During this reporting period, the amount of space leased by the University within the University District Northwest Urban Center Village (UDNUCV) area increased slightly by 500 square feet, bringing the total to 307,339. Total leasing in the Primary & Secondary Impact Zones (which includes the UDNUCV) is now 369,974 square feet.

The University continued to support the University District Partnership and the University District Business Improvement area through the voluntary contribution of money and staff time. The University also continued its work through the North of 45th Committee to improve the neighborhoods north of campus. This work included 天美影视传媒 Police Department (UWPD) patrols, community meetings, and neighborhood cleanups. The University continued working on the Doorway Project in partnership with community-based non-profits. This project is meant to increase service capacity through student placements in community-based non-profits and, in the long-term, establish more effective pathways to stability and housing for young people experiencing homelessness. In 2018-2019, work included 鈥減op-up services caf茅s鈥� to engage homeless youth in the neighborhood who are not yet service-connected.

Date:聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 Tuesday, May 14, 2019

Time:聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 6:30 鈥� 8:30 PM

Location:聽 UW Tower
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE, 22nd Floor
Seattle, WA 98105

Please view the May agenda聽. Note that CUCAC will discussing how they can be most effective, along with City and University representatives. Please try to send at least one person from your organization to this meeting. Accompanying meeting materials: