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The anti-high rise: Seattle's The Net by NBBJ

NBBJ Design Partner Ryan Mullenix breaks down the innovative design features and amenities of Seattle's newest high-rise project, The Net.

By BD+C Staff | May 27, 2021

The rooftop deck at The Net tower in Seattle, designed by NBBJ — The rooftop deck at The Net, in Seattle, designed by NBBJ. Renderings courtesy NBBJ

In this exclusive video interview for HorizonTV, Ryan Mullenix, Design Partner with NBBJ, talks with BD+C's John Caulfield about a new building in Seattle called The Net that promotes wellness and connectivity.

Check out more exclusive video content from the BD+C editorial team at HorizonTV: https://www.horizontvweb.com.

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