Capitol Hill Station

Project facts 

• Location: Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA
• Site area: ±2.5 acres
• Development partners:
  • Station House: Community Roots Housing
  • Connection on Broadway: Elden & Co
• Architect:
  • Station House: Schemata Workshop
  • Connection on Broadway: HEWITT Architects, Schemata Workshop
• Contractor: 
  • Station House: Walsh Construction
  • Connection on Broadway: Lease Crutcher Lewis
• Program:
  • Station House: 110 affordable homes
  • Connection on Broadway: 319 total homes (67 affordable homes), 3500 square feet ground floor retail
• Opened:
  • Station House: 2020 
  • Connection on Broadway: 2021 

About these projects 

Multiple developers and partners took part in creating a transit-oriented community around the Capitol Hill Link light rail station. Together, these projects bring affordable housing, community space, services, and retail to the heart of the neighborhood.  

Station House
Station House, the first building opened as part of the Capitol Hill Station development, was developed by Community Roots Housing. The project includes 110 affordable homes serving households earning 30-60% of area median income.  

Connection on Broadway
Connection on Broadway includes three buildings adjacent to the station entrances. The overall project, which includes Ander North, Ander South, and Park, includes 319 homes, 67 of which are affordable, and 3500 square feet of retail. In addition to housing, the plaza between these buildings is used by the Capitol Hill Farmer’s Market and includes several community-led art installations.