Rainier Club
- Style
- Tudor Revival
- City
- Seattle, WA
The Rainier Club has stood at 810 4th Avenue since 1904, a Jacobean Revival brick clubhouse designed by architect Kirtland Cutter. Seattle designated it City Landmark #147 in 1987, and its low brick profile still holds its own among the downtown towers that have grown up around it.
the building
A holdout among towers. The clubhouse's brick, Jacobean Revival facade contrasts sharply with the glass and steel high-rises that now surround it downtown.
the style
The clubhouse is built in the Jacobean Revival style, giving it a brick, gabled profile distinct from the modern towers that now surround it downtown.
More on Tudor Revivalthe architect
Kirtland Cutter designed the Rainier Club clubhouse, completed in 1904.
significance
The Rainier Club was designated Seattle City Landmark #147 in 1987.
nearby
- Rainier Club
- Arctic Building
- Seattle Central Library
- Rector Hotel
- William Kenzo Nakamura United States Courthouse
- Lyon Building