606Onni 606 · Bellevue

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The project, in pictures.

Four ways of seeing the block: illustrative finished-tower renders, an AI-assisted reconstruction from dated demolition stills, the live construction cam, and the real frames documenting the build as it happens.

Artist's impressions

How it could look.

AI-generated renders built to match the approved massing, tower heights and materials — the two residential/hotel towers, the bowed bronze office 'lens,' the louver crowns and the podium plaza. Illustrative, not official Onni imagery, and from angles no camera can shoot yet.

Southwest, golden hour — illustrative AI render of Onni 606, Bellevue
01Southwest, golden hourThe residential/hotel pair and the bronze office tower at sunset, seen from the southwest with Lake Washington beyond.Illustrative render · AI-generated · onni606.com
At dusk — illustrative AI render of Onni 606, Bellevue
02At duskThe towers lit at nightfall over the podium plaza and fountains. Crown signage shown is illustrative, not final.Illustrative render · AI-generated · onni606.com
Toward the Seattle skyline — illustrative AI render of Onni 606, Bellevue
03Toward the Seattle skylineLooking west past the towers to Lake Washington, with the distant Seattle skyline on the horizon.Illustrative render · AI-generated · onni606.com
The full massing — illustrative AI render of Onni 606, Bellevue
04The full massingAll three towers rising from the shared podium — the residential pair and the bowed office 'lens' slab.Illustrative render · AI-generated · onni606.com
Banked aerial from the northwest — illustrative AI render of Onni 606, Bellevue
05Banked aerial from the northwestA low aerial across the podium, its pools and terraced landscape visible at the base of the towers.Illustrative render · AI-generated · onni606.com
The louver crown — illustrative AI render of Onni 606, Bellevue
06The louver crownClose on the signature crown — vertical white aluminum blades screening the mechanical penthouse above the bronze curtain wall.Illustrative render · AI-generated · onni606.com
From the plaza floor — illustrative AI render of Onni 606, Bellevue
07From the plaza floorLooking straight up between the towers from the public plaza at grade.Illustrative render · AI-generated · onni606.com
From the east — illustrative AI render of Onni 606, Bellevue
08From the eastThe residential glass and the bronze office slab side by side, backed by Lake Washington.Illustrative render · AI-generated · onni606.com

Cinematic reconstruction

Nineteen days in fifteen seconds.

Four real construction-cam frames mark the verified states of the June 2026 teardown. Kling-generated motion bridges those frames; it is presented here as an illustrative reconstruction, never as documentary footage.

The block comes down.A fixed-camera reconstruction of the June 2026 demolition, moving through four dated construction-cam captures from the intact buildings to the cleared slab. Open the real timelapse record.AI-assisted reconstruction. The four dated source images are real construction-cam captures. Motion between them was generated with Kling 3.0 Omni and is an illustrative reconstruction, not documentary footage of the demolition itself.
Source dates
Jun 2 · Jun 5 · Jun 10 · Jun 20
Duration
0:15

Live now

The site, as it is.

For the documentary record, this is the moving picture that matters: the 24/7 camera looking directly onto the block, with no generated motion and no reconstruction.

Watch the block, liveWatch on YouTube ↗
01Before: the Barnes & Noble block, 2025The four-acre site as it stood — the former Barnes & Noble and Belle Lanes parcel along 106th Ave NE, before demolition.
02The excavation, 2026–27The deep dig targeted for 2026 — shoring and earthwork across the full block once the remaining permits are issued.
03The Grand Connection — 30 ft pedestrian segmentThe 30-foot-wide stretch of Bellevue's Grand Connection threading through the podium between NE 4th and NE 8th.
04Hotel & residential lobby (Tower 1)The shared arrival for the ≈317-suite hotel and the residences above it — Tower 1's ground-floor lobby.
05Tower 2 amenity deck & poolOne of two private amenity decks: the elevated pool and lounge terrace on the residential Tower 2.
Downtown Bellevue, May 2024 — the skyline Onni 606 joins
06Downtown Bellevue, May 2024 — the skyline Onni 606 joinsAn aerial of the existing Downtown Bellevue core into which Onni 606 will rise on the district's western edge.Aerial: Spicypepper999 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0), May 2024
Skyline context — Onni 606 in the Downtown Bellevue skyline
07Skyline context — Onni 606 in the Downtown Bellevue skylineThe downtown skyline as it stood in May 2025; Onni 606's three towers will join it on the western edge near the 2 Line.Aerial: Spicypepper999 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0), May 2025

Have a construction photo of the block? We're building a public visual record of what local reporting has billed as Washington State's largest construction project. If you've shot the site — the fences, the excavation, a crane going up — send it and we'll credit you.

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