UNION TRUST BUILDING

Nestled in the heart of Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square, the Union Trust Building at 119 S Main Street tells the story of the city’s rebirth and enduring character. Built in 1893 after the Great Seattle Fire, this striking light-brick structure once symbolized progress and resilience, blending Romanesque arches with the sturdy craftsmanship of the era. Decades later, its thoughtful restoration helped spark the neighborhood’s preservation movement, transforming it into a hub for creativity and commerce. Today, the Union Trust stands as a living landmark—home to a mix of commercial offices, retail spaces, and creative studios—where century-old brick, iron columns, and high ceilings meet the energy and innovation of modern Seattle.