Built
in 1908,
the
Morrison Hotel has been the cornerstone of services to disabled
homeless adults in Seattle for over a quarter of a century. The Morrison provides:
- The largest
emergency shelter in the region serving homeless men and women with
major
mental disorders, physical and developmental disabilities, severe
addictive illnesses and other
significant vulnerabilities;
- 190 apartments with
supportive services for homeless adults with serious disabilities;
- State-licensed
mental health and chemical dependency treatment services;
- DESC administrative
offices.
"The Morrison is an integral part of the Ten-Year Plan
for the City of Seattle to end homelessness in King
County, and a shining example for the rest of the
country about what a program can actually accomplish."
- Washington Governor, Christine Gregoire
Project
Team
| Developer: |
Housing
Resources Group |
| Architect: |
Stickney
Murphy Romine Architects PLLC |
| Contractor: |
Rafn
Company |
Made possible by the generous support of
our community:
- City of Seattle
- Washington State
Housing
Trust Fund
- Federal Home Loan
Bank
- The Norcliffe
Foundation
- The Bill &
Melinda
Gates Foundation
- King County
- The Paul G. Allen
Family Foundation
- The Boeing
Company
- PACCAR Foundation
- Washington Mutual
Foundation
- Joshua Green
Foundation
- Employees
Community Fund
of Boeing
- U.S. Bancorp
Foundation
- Enterprise Social
Investment Corporation
- HomeStreet Bank
- Impact Capital
- U.S. Dept of
Housing and
Urban Development
- Washington State
Housing
Finance Commission
- Construction
financing by
Wells Fargo
