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September is National Su***de Prevention Month, and the week of September 14–18 is Construction Su***de Prevention Week. Join Sellen in recognizing the unique challenges faced by construction workers, making space for mental health conversations, and saving lives.

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The Sellen Summmer Bucket List celebrates Seattle at its finest - highlighting a few of our favorite projects that we're proud to have helped create and can't wait for you to see. ☀️

Check one off the list? Let us know in the comments!

Welcome back to Westlake Park! Swing by to check out the new lighting, plantings, seating, food and beverage options, and gathering space for all to enjoy.

For downtown Seattle’s 100K+ residents, this iconic space serves as an extension of their front porch and backyard. For the city’s millions of visitors and tourists, it’s a central connection between the waterfront, stadiums, Seattle Center, and other landmarks that make this a must-visit destination. Whether you catch a World Cup match, a summer concert, or simply need a place to pause and take a beat—Westlake Park is waiting.

In honor of Memorial Day,  Editorial Board reflects on the legacy of Memorial Wall, drawing a poignant connection between the words on the wall—including the names of 762  students and alumni who bravely gave their lives in World War 2—and how their value should be preserved in our civic conscience. https://lnkd.in/gwHSf_W7

Sellen and the Memorial Stadium redevelopment team have carefully preserved Memorial Wall for its next chapter as a centerpiece of the new stadium, completing Summer 2027.

The continued migration of non-critical, elective, and outpatient services off hospital campuses represents one of the biggest capital planning trends in the region. These community-based facilities require thoughtful site selection, right-sizing, and neighborhood integration—balancing design with patient convenience, brand experience, and operational efficiency.

For the new Medical Pavilion in Kirkland, Sellen transformed 25,000 SF of a recently constructed office building into a modern, centrally located clinic with expanded services and amenities.

Replacing VMFH’s previous Kirkland clinic, the
-sea -designed project “represents a major step forward in meeting the needs of patients with greater access, convenience, and an enhanced care experience,” said Ketul J. Patel, former CEO of Virginia Mason Franciscan Health.

The continued migration of non-critical, elective, and outpatient services off hospital campuses represents one of the biggest capital planning trends in the region. These community-based facilities require thoughtful site selection, right-sizing, and neighborhood integration—balancing design with patient convenience, brand experience, and operational efficiency.

For the new Medical Pavilion in Kirkland, Sellen transformed 25,000 SF of a recently constructed office building into a modern, centrally located clinic with expanded services and amenities. 

Replacing VMFH’s previous Kirkland clinic, the -sea-designed project “represents a major step forward in meeting the needs of patients with greater access, convenience, and an enhanced care experience,” said Ketul J. Patel, former CEO of Virginia Mason Franciscan Health.

We get to build incredible projects because this region is full of incredible organizations. We’re proud to be recognized by as one of Washington's top corporate philanthropists—and even prouder to invest in community partners like , , , , , and so many more who make the Puget Sound a place worth building for.

 has opened its long-awaited Forest Trailhead—home to over 20 species, including Carson the red panda, Rocket the tree kangaroo, kea parrots, and a variety of reptiles, amphibians, and fish.

Designed by and built by Sellen to be fully accessible, sustainable, and beautiful, the new exhibit will “immerse guests in the wildlife and habitats of the world’s forests, home to the greatest diversity of wildlife on land, and offer a hopeful view on the future of forests and the people and animals who depend on them,” said the Zoo. 

The 12,000-SF building and one-acre site embody the Zoo’s commitment to sustainability and global forest conservation. Pursuing LEED Gold certification, the facility features sustainably harvested mass timber, solar panels, bird-safe windows, passive cooling, repurposed perching, rain gardens, and pervious pathways. From the building canopy to the living networks in the habitats below, the exhibit serves as a dynamic classroom to foster connections between forests, wildlife, and people.

Looking forward to connecting with our valued subcontractors and meeting new partners and vendors at NW Contractors Day (April 30) and Grit City Connect (May 12). If you’re attending, be sure to stop by our booth, say hello, and learn about our upcoming projects!