UNION STABLES

Union Stables is a heavy timber and masonry building built in 1910 as a commercial horse stable facility. It is listed on the City of Seattle’s register of historic landmarks and once housed some 300 horses. In early 2014, Allegra Properties began a full renovation and restoration that included seismic upgrades, masonry restoration, new elevator, new mechanical/electrical systems and the addition of a fifth-floor penthouse. The entire renovation was under the guidance of the State of Washington & National Parks Historic guidelines. Since then the Union Stables has been the recipient of numerous Historic Rehabilitation awards.

Awards

• Historic Seattle | 2016 Preservation Award – “Best Rehabilitation”
• NAIOP | 2015 Redevelopment/Renovation of the Year
• State of Washington | 2015 State Historic Preservation Award

Articles

• Daily Journal of Commerce
• Puget Sound Business Journal
• Seattle PI
• Union Stables Building Connects the Past and the Future for the New El Gaucho Flagship in Seattle | El Gaucho