HAPPENING NOW
What to expect between Pike and Bell streets:
- Daytime work, 7 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday; follow posted signs and signals for safe access through construction zones.
- Early morning work 5 AM to 5 PM, Monday, July 29 through Friday, August 2, on the Park Promenade between Pike and Pine streets, near the Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion. Work is weather dependent.
- Extended work hours continue at Overlook Walk, 6 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Friday.
- Weekend work, 9 AM to 4 PM, Saturday, July 27 at Overlook Walk.
- Alaskan and Elliott ways continue to be reduced to two lanes southbound and one lane northbound between University and Lenora streets.
- West-side sidewalk reroute on Alaskan and Elliott ways between Pike and Lenora streets Monday through Friday, pedestrian access maintained.
Other Area Projects:
- Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion Project construction largely complete: Ocean Pavilion set to open, Thursday, August 29. If you have any questions, contact the Aquarium at 206.386.4345 or visit their website.
- Victor Steinbrueck Park Renovation project: The park is closed through summer 2024. See Seattle Parks and Recreation website for more details. For additional information, please email Shannon Glass at shannon.glass@seattle.gov.
PROJECTS IN THIS AREA
Alaskan Way Construction
Waterfront Seattle expanded its work area north of Pike Street in the footprint of the former viaduct to begin construction of the new Elliott Way. This road over the railroad tracks and carved into the hillside will be a key connection between Alaskan Way and Belltown. Activities include establishing the work zone, mobilizing equipment, locating utilities, and removing asphalt and landscaping. View our construction flyer for details on work happening north of Pike Street.
Overlook Walk Construction
Construction of the Overlook Walk started in June 2022 within the existing work zone adjacent to the Pike Place Market’s MarketFront and west of the existing parking garage. This elevated, pedestrian-focused space is a unique element of the Waterfront Seattle Program as it creates a completely new east-west connection that links Pike Place Market to the waterfront, providing access without ever having to cross the new Alaskan Way travel lanes.