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Weyerhaeuser Headquarters & offices · Seattle, Washington

Glass and brick office building above trees at dusk with skyscrapers behind — The headquarters on Occidental Park · © Mithun

Wood-lined entry with a tall video wall of forest — The entrance · © Mithun

Lounge with armchairs in front of windows full of trees — A lounge above the park · © Mithun

Wooden stair rising through a double-height space with a planter — The main stair · © Mithun

Long table in a glass-walled rooftop room with a timber ceiling — A rooftop room · © Mithun

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Weyerhaeuser · Seattle, Washington

A timber company's headquarters built entirely with lumber from its own mill, on a tree-lined square in Seattle's oldest neighborhood.

The Pioneer Square headquarters, the benefits and the move from a famous 1971 forest campus — then the pay. Every number from Weyerhaeuser's own filings and history, and from the architects' and builders' project pages.

158,000 sq ftMithun-designed headquarters, 2016
100%of the lumber from Weyerhaeuser's Longview mill
9employee resource groups, open to all
$114,304median employee pay, 2025

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Sources: Mithun and JTM Construction project pages · Form 10-K 2025 · Proxy statement 2026

Companies / United States / Timberlands & wood products / Weyerhaeuser

THE HEADQUARTERS · 220 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE SOUTH, PIONEER SQUARE

Timber in every form, above a park in Pioneer Square

Mithun designed both the eight-story building and Weyerhaeuser's interiors. Timber shows up in many forms as a tribute to the raw material, the pioneer history and working forests. Open workspaces, multi-purpose cafés and rooms for group work are spread out to mix departments; daylight, natural ventilation and open stairs are meant to keep people moving. Rooftop meeting rooms, gathering spaces and gardens look out over the city and Elliott Bay, and the building's lumber all came from Weyerhaeuser's own mill in Longview, Washington.

158,000 sq ft office (≈ 14,680 m²)
8 stories
LEED Platinum
Rooftop gardens and solar array
Lumber from its Longview mill

Timber in every form

Wood shows up as ceilings, walls, stairs and furniture, a tribute to the raw material, pioneer history and working forests.

Glass-walled private office next to a wall of reclaimed wood — An office · © Mithun

Café with green chairs and a large map of where Weyerhaeuser operates — “Where we operate” · © Mithun

Tables by the windows and a wall of wood rounds marked 100+ years — A wall of history · © Mithun

Lobby with a forest video wall and a wooden reception desk — Reception · © Mithun

The roof: event space and terraces

High above the tree canopy, rooftop meeting rooms, gathering spaces and gardens look out over the city and Elliott Bay.

Event room with rows of green chairs and glass walls — The rooftop event space · © Mithun

Roof terrace with planting and the downtown skyline — The roof terrace · © Mithun

On Occidental Park

A glass curtain wall reflects Occidental Park, and shops and restaurants wrap the street level.

Glass building behind bare trees and park tables at dusk — From Occidental Park · © Mithun

Building corner behind tall trees — From the street · © Mithun

Glass facade reflecting tree branches — The curtain wall · © Mithun

Ground-floor café with people at tables under trees — Street level · © Mithun

Facts: Mithun project pages “Weyerhaeuser Headquarters at 200 Occidental” and “200 Occidental” · JTM Construction project page

220 Occidental Avenue South

Building	Address
Weyerhaeuser headquarters	220 Occidental Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98104

Source: Form 10-K 2025 cover · See them on the map ↓

Architect and interiorsMithun

BuilderJTM Construction

Structural engineerCoughlin Porter Lundeen

Weyerhaeuser space158,000 sq ft (≈ 14,680 m²)

Building215,000 sq ft, 8 stories

OpenedSeptember 2016

CertificationLEED Platinum

Source: Mithun and JTM Construction project pages · weyerhaeuser.com history timeline

Benefits (United States)

RetirementCompany match

A company match for retirement plans.

Health savingsCompany money

Company contributions to health savings accounts.

Parental leavePaid

Paid parental leave, plus adoption support.

HealthMedical, dental, vision

Comprehensive coverage, free health assessments, flu shots and work-site health and wellness programs.

Mental healthEAP

Wellness and mental health programs, including an Employee Assistance Program.

GivingMatch

Community giving with a company match.

Source: Form 10-K 2025, Human Capital · weyerhaeuser.com, Pay and Benefits

Why people stay: what Weyerhaeuser itself reports

40,000+ hoursOf online training in 2025

Logged in the company's learning system, plus a mentoring app and individual development plans.

300+Leaders in signature programs

In-house front-line, mid-level and executive development programs in 2025.

9Employee resource groups

Employee-led and open to all employees.

2.17Recordable incident rate, 2025

Down from 3.85 in 2000: injuries and illnesses per 100 workers a year.

Source: Form 10-K 2025, Human Capital

Who works here

Where they work · end of 2025 (9,517)

Wood Products 7,252Timberlands 1,321Corporate 868Real Estate & ENR 76

9,517

employees (end of 2025)

8,198

in the United States

1,310

in Canada

2,322

union members

Source: Form 10-K 2025, Our People by the Numbers

Pay at Weyerhaeuser

Median employee · total compensation, 2025$114,304

The CEO earned 122 times this amount.

Source: Proxy statement 2026 (CEO pay ratio)

Pay by ageNot published

Weyerhaeuser doesn't publish pay by age.

Office history: from two rooms in Tacoma to Pioneer Square

1900
900,000 acres and a small office in Tacoma
In January 1900 Frederick Weyerhaeuser and 15 partners bought 900,000 acres of Washington timberland from the Northern Pacific Railway — then the largest private land deal in U.S. history. The company started with three employees and a small office in Tacoma.
Source: weyerhaeuser.com, Company History

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1902
The first sawmill
The company bought a small mill in Everett, Washington.
Source: weyerhaeuser.com, history timeline

The Bell-Nelson mill, Everett · © Weyerhaeuser
1911
The first headquarters
The company settled into two rented rooms in a Tacoma building next to the offices of the Northern Pacific Railway, which had the only maps of the land it had bought.
Source: weyerhaeuser.com, history timeline

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1971
A forest campus in Federal Way
The new corporate headquarters in Federal Way was the first major use of open-landscape office design in the United States, and won awards for its architecture and energy efficiency. SOM's five-story building, often called a “skyscraper on its side”, steps up in planted terraces.
Source: weyerhaeuser.com, history timeline · SOM project page

The former headquarters, Federal Way, 2016 · Joe Mabel / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
2014
Moving to Seattle
On August 26, 2014, Weyerhaeuser announced it would move its headquarters from Federal Way to Seattle.
Source: weyerhaeuser.com, history timeline

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2016
Pioneer Square
The new headquarters opened on September 12, 2016, next to Occidental Park, close to mass transit. It was built with Weyerhaeuser's own wood products, every piece of lumber from its Longview mill.
Source: weyerhaeuser.com, history timeline · JTM Construction project page

The new Seattle headquarters · © Weyerhaeuser

Map: how the headquarters moved

From Tacoma to a forest campus in Federal Way, then north to downtown Seattle.

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1 · 1900Tacoma — First office; two rented rooms by 1911
2 · 1971Federal Way — Forest campus headquarters until 2016
3 · 2016220 Occidental Avenue South, Seattle — Headquarters today

Places: weyerhaeuser.com history timeline · Form 10-K 2025 · Locations: OpenStreetMap (city centers for Tacoma and Federal Way)

What Weyerhaeuser does

Weyerhaeuser owns or controls more than 10 million acres of timberland in the U.S., sells logs, and makes wood products such as lumber, panels and engineered wood.

Three business segments: Timberlands, Real Estate & ENR (energy and natural resources) and Wood Products.

Where the money came from · net sales to outside customers by segment, 2025

Wood ProductsLumber, panels and engineered wood

$5.0B

TimberlandsDelivered logs, stumpage, recreational leases

$1.5B

Real Estate & ENRLand sales, energy and natural resources

$0.45B

Source: Form 10-K 2025, key financial data by business segment

Net sales, 2025$6.9Bdown from $7.1B in 2024

Timberlands10M+ acresowned or controlled in the U.S.

Revenue per employee$0.73M$6.9B ÷ 9,517

Source: Form 10-K 2025 · per-employee figure calculated by eciffo

Growth: revenue vs. people

1.1×net sales, 2016 → 2025
$6.4B → $6.9B

0.9×employees, same years
≈ 10,400 → 9,517

YearRevenueEmployees

FY2016

$6.4B

10,400

FY2017

$7.2B

9,300

FY2018

$7.5B

9,300

FY2019

$6.6B

9,400

FY2020

$7.5B

9,372

FY2021

$10.2B

9,214

FY2022

$10.2B

9,264

FY2023

$7.7B

9,318

FY2024

$7.1B

9,440

FY2025

$6.9B

9,517

Calendar years. Net sales: SEC XBRL data from Weyerhaeuser's 10-K filings. Employees: Form 10-K (approximate to 2019, exact from 2020). Multiples calculated by eciffo.

Chief executives

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today

Devin W. Stockfish

President and Chief Executive Officer.

Founded in 1900 by Frederick Weyerhaeuser and 15 partners.

Source: Proxy statement 2026 · weyerhaeuser.com, Company History

Weyerhaeuser: questions people ask

Where is Weyerhaeuser's headquarters?

At 220 Occidental Avenue South in Seattle's Pioneer Square, next to Occidental Park.

Source: Form 10-K 2025 · Mithun project page

Who designed it?

Mithun designed both the eight-story building and Weyerhaeuser's interiors; JTM Construction built it.

Source: Mithun and JTM Construction project pages

How big is it?

Mithun lists Weyerhaeuser's headquarters at 158,000 sq ft; JTM lists the whole building at 215,000 sq ft.

Source: Mithun and JTM Construction project pages

Is the building made of Weyerhaeuser wood?

Yes — JTM coordinated a sole-sourced lumber process so that Weyerhaeuser's own Longview, Washington mill supplied all the lumber for the site.

Source: JTM Construction project page

Where was Weyerhaeuser's headquarters before?

In Federal Way, Washington, from 1971 until the 2016 move to Seattle. The company says it was the first major use of open-landscape office design in the U.S.

Source: weyerhaeuser.com, history timeline

When did Weyerhaeuser move to Seattle?

It announced the move on August 26, 2014 and opened the new headquarters on September 12, 2016.

Source: weyerhaeuser.com, history timeline

How many people work at Weyerhaeuser?

9,517 at the end of 2025: 8,198 in the U.S., 1,310 in Canada and 9 in Japan; 868 work in corporate roles.

Source: Form 10-K 2025

What benefits does Weyerhaeuser offer?

A company match for retirement plans, company contributions to health savings accounts, paid parental leave, adoption support, wellness and mental health programs, and a match for community giving.

Source: Form 10-K 2025 · weyerhaeuser.com, Pay and Benefits

How much do Weyerhaeuser employees make?

The median employee's total compensation was $114,304 in 2025; the CEO earned 122 times that.

Source: Proxy statement 2026

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