• 107,212 net rentable s.f.
• 492 structured/surface parking spaces
• completed in 2005

Redmond City Hall is a "jewel box" sitting on the south edge of the city's campus. This four-story, 107,212 square foot building features a two-story lobby with 25-foot windows and a prominent staircase to the second floor lobby. A gas fireplace, slate flooring, walls of granite, limestone, copper and wood paneling, plus a well landscaped deck with dramatic views of the Sammamish River, invite occupants and guests to linger and enjoy the space.

The exterior features the warmth and richness of limestone and granite. Transparent walls reinforce the connection to the environment and the transparency of governmental process. A soaring canopy at the main entrance is supported by slender columns inspired by Northwest forests. The council chambers, at the northeast corner, are clad in coppery-smooth metal panels, giving way to windows. A shallow reflecting pool mirrors the chambers on three sides.

The building consolidated employees from several buildings scattered across Redmond. A new four-story garage and surface lot provides parking for 492 vehicles.

In 2006, the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) named Redmond City Hall the Public Project of the Year. Redmond City Hall received LEED Silver certification from the U.S. Green Building Council in May 2010.