Two Union Square stands out for the distinct, sweeping curve of its facade, which slices through the Seattle skyline like a blade. Completed in nineteen eighty-nine, the skyscraper occupies an entire city block and holds the title of the third tallest building in the city. The tower features a unique structural design that allows it to taper as it rises, creating a slender silhouette. Its granite base anchors the structure, while the polished steel and glass panels reflect the changing light across downtown.
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