The Bullitt Center, described by Architectural Digest as "the greenest office building in the world", offers public tours 2 days a week, most weeks. Tours will begin in the second floor lobby, and include the building's mechanical and electrical rooms, the grey water and rain water treatment systems, vacuum toilets and the "irresistible" stairway.
ALL VISITORS MUST BRING AND WEAR A FACE MASK DURING THE TOUR. Tours are available to all ages and are accessible for those with limited mobility. Strollers are NOT permitted on tours and can be parked in the lobby. A typical tour lasts just over an hour. If you or a member of your group needs mobility accommodation, please email Deborah Sigler at dsigler2@uw.edu, prior to your tour.
Tours are facilitated by the University of Washington Center for Integrated Design, located on the 2nd floor of the Bullitt Center (1501 E. Madison Street). Use the entrance located at 1501 E. Madison. For building access please dial the UW IDL from the street call box.
Public tours are led by volunteer docents from the CID, a collaboration between the University of Washington Integrated Design Lab and the Bullitt Foundation.
For private tours please contact Deborah Sigler, dsigler2@uw.edu or call 206.616.6566.
Until further notice, all tour attendees must wear a mask inside the building during the tour.
Tours are subject to cancellation for under 5 attendees. We will happily reschedule your tour if a cancellation occurs. Tickets are non-refundable.
