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Building History

This three-floor, reinforced concrete office building was completed in 1986.

HRP Associates transferred title of the building on 05/23/1997 to Pactec, Incorporated, Douglas C. Reiss, and Travis C. and Karen E. Hammond. Pactec sold the property to Josef Diamond and Jerry Alhadeff for $5,893,500 on 07/04/1997. Ownership shifted from Josef Diamond and Jerry Alhadeff to Josef Diamond and William M. Weisfield on 09/28/1999. Weisfield transferred ownership into a corporate entity, 4 Nickerson, LLC, on 04/23/2007. On 12/16/2013, 4 Nickerson, LLC, sold it to 246 Nickerson, LLC, for $6,305,003.

It functioned as office space until 28,000 square feet was obtained by nearby Seattle Pacific University and renovated in 2018 as its new Health Sciences Building.

Building Notes

According to the King County Assessor, the building at 6 Nickerson occupied a 21,300 square feet (0.49 acres). The building contained 40,067 gross square feet, 38,544 net.

Alteration

The Miller Hull Partnership, LLP, consulted with Seattle Pacific University on a new facility for its nursing program. According to the Miller Hull website: "The undergraduate nursing program at Seattle Pacific University (SPU) is one of the most successful programs in the region. The School of Health Sciences was located in an inadequate, decades-old, remodeled dorm in the center of campus. The university needed a new home to enhance their medical education offering. Miller Hull worked closely with SPU through a three-part feasibility study to explore other locations for the building, which resulted in moving the school into another existing structure along the Ship Canal. Miller Hull led the design of this tenant improvement to create a space that allows the program to grow, sending more qualified nurses to hospitals in the Seattle area. Miller Hull designed the new facility to better align with their approach and satisfy program needs, housing several student and faculty gathering spaces, four active learning classrooms, faculty offices, two skills labs and a state-of-the-art simulation suite." (See Miller Hull.com, "School of Health Sciences Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, WA," accessed 10/24/2022.)