606Onni 606 · Bellevue

Construction camera

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A fixed view of the Onni 606 block. Open the live stream or follow the dated camera observations below.

Archive preview · Sep 22, 2026, 3:00 PM PDTWatch on YouTube ↗

Automated observations · dated frames

What the camera is seeing.

Dated frames and automated observations. Repeated no-change and low-visibility frames are grouped; every original image stays available.

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Find the streets. Name the machines.

The fixed camera compresses a four-acre block into one oblique frame. This key locates the site edges and gives shape-based cues for the equipment most likely to appear — without treating a single image as proof of a machine's exact task.

Fixed Onni 606 construction-camera frame with 106th Avenue along the left, NE 8th Street and the north end of the block at the top, the shared east service road at right and the south end of the site nearest the bottom.North end · NE 8th106th Ave NEEast service roadSouth / Grand Connection side
— dated example frame used only to explain the camera's fixed orientation.
Top edge
North end / NE 8th Street
Left edge
106th Avenue NE and west driveway
Right edge
Shared east service road
Bottom edge
South end / Grand Connection side

Use silhouettes and attachments, not paint colour, to tell machines apart. Fleets change and several contractors may use similar yellow equipment.

  • Tracked excavator

    Look for: Crawler tracks, rotating upper body and a long jointed boom ending in a bucket or attachment.

    Usually: Digging, sorting or loading; a narrow breaker attachment can be used on concrete.

  • Dozer

    Look for: Low tracked body with a broad blade spanning the front.

    Usually: Pushing and grading material across a short distance.

  • Wheel loader

    Look for: Four large rubber tires, an articulated middle joint and a wide front bucket.

    Usually: Scooping and moving loose material or feeding trucks.

  • Water truck

    Look for: Road-truck cab with a cylindrical or boxy tank body and rear spray gear.

    Usually: Often used for dust suppression or surface wetting; presence alone does not prove spraying.

  • Drill rig

    Look for: Tracked base with a tall, near-vertical mast rather than an excavator boom.

    Usually: Boring can support investigation, anchors, piles or shoring; the image alone cannot identify which.

The fixed view is wide and oblique. Trees, fencing, glare, rain, shadows and adjacent buildings can hide work; a machine visible in one frame may be parked rather than operating.

What you're watching

The two low-rise buildings that stood here — a single-screen movie palace and a bowling alley later converted into a bookstore — were demolished in spring 2026. The camera now looks across the cleared, graded superblock. Read the history of the block →

Watch for further shoring inspections and any east-side city approval required at the soil-nail elevation, plus issuance of full-site grading. Pile inspections under shoring do not establish a tower foundation system or a permanent garage-structure start. The early work now visible will become a four-acre dig, a multi-level podium base, and three ~600-ft towers rising into the Bellevue skyline. See the construction timeline →

The feed is continuous and resets into a fresh archive several times a day, so the player above follows the current broadcast.

Construction can also affect nearby streets and sidewalks. Check standard work hours, truck routes and access guidance →

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