You haven't been able to miss the south tower of Insignia ever since it was completed last year but they're still working to finish the north tower before the end of 2016. When completed, the entire complex will be home to roughly 700 luxury residences, 23,000 square feet of commercial space and over 1,000 parking stalls.

You've probably had your eye on the spheres that Amazon has been building in Denny Triangle so you haven't noticed the 521-foot-tall office building going up right behind them. When completed in September, it will house part of the headquarters of Amazon.com. The project is also on track to receive LEED Gold certification.

Originally a victim of the recession, this project was revived by Schnitzer West in 2012 and once completed this year, the 36-story high-rise hopes to become a global business headquarters in Downtown Seattle. The dramatic curved stair ascends into the rotunda and opens into three floors of shared amenities. At 530 feet, it'll become the 11th-tallest building in town when completed (though competition looms).

This 660-foot tall skyscraper will consist of 44 floors and be completed in April 2017 (residential move-in by December 2016). The tower will consist of 528,000 square feet of office space and a 184-room luxury hotel operated by SBE Entertainment Group. When the building is completed it will be the fifth tallest building in Seattle, and the tallest building completed since 1990.

Trammell Crow's plans for this 21-story tower include nearly 332,400 square feet of office space. They chose to begin building even without pre-leasing any of it. The building will also include a State of the Art Great Room meeting area, 4000 sq. ft. fitness facility and will be designed as LEED Gold.

This 240 foot tall tower in First Hill is set to include 168 residential condominiums, five levels of subgrade parking, and tons of amenities such as roof top deck with 270 degree views, a dog run and seating/BBQ areas with adjacent sun room, party room, theater and private conference/dining room. Better pre-buy sooner than later, prices have been going up.

The 40-story apartment tower will feature 357-units, ground floor retail, and a 3,500 sf restaurant with outside dining. Not to mention a rooftop indoor swimming pool on that wedge up top there. The LEED Silver project is in construction with anticipated completion of late summer 2016.

Scheduled for completion in 2017, Tower 12 will feature 314 residential units, 325 parking stalls, ground-floor commercial space, an outdoor area and a media center.

Formerly known as 9th & Lenora, this 440-foot tower will include 396 residential units, 439,600 square-feet of total residential space, and 7,760 sf. of retail space. Located across the street from Amazon’s new South Campus in the heart of downtown Seattle’s Denny Triangle, this place is perfectly primed for when it opens in 2017.

The history of this project has been marred with problems, lawsuits, and fighting from all corners. But when the dust settled, R.C. Hedreen got to work. The 45-story tower will have 1,264 hotel rooms, making it the largest hotel in the city when it opens in 2018. It will be built on the former site of the Greyhound Bus Depot.

Otherwise known as 2nd & Pike, this 440-foot-tall residential skyscraper is currently under construction and expected to open in Late 2017. The 39-story tower, designed by Tom Kundig, will include 339 apartments, ground-level retail and an 8th-floor bar overlooking Pike Place Market. Urban Visions is the developer.

Clise Properties is developing this 40-story, 435-unit apartment tower. The pièce de résistance is a layered and tapered roof design atop the oval-shaped tower, which is itself set on a four-story podium. The building will also include ground-level retail space and underground parking for 389 vehicles as well as 231 bicycles.