A permanent homeless shelter has been created by Amazon inside one of its headquarters buildings in downtown Seattle. Amazon partnered with nonprofit organization Mary’s Place to open the Mar…
Amazon partnered with nonprofit organization Mary’s Place to open the Mary’s Place Family Center in The Regrade. The family shelter was built inside one of Amazon’s office buildings. The facility is kept separate from Amazon offices through priate entrances and acoustical isolation. The family shelter is an eight-floor, 63,000-square-foot facility.
Plazas and other public spaces surrounding the building were built to accommodate employees and shelter families.
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