Beaux Arts and commercial (Chicago school) styles, such as symmetry and a clearly marked storefront. Ten structures were proposed; of these, five were actually built. Howells & Stokes employed Abraham H. Albertson in Seattle to be their local representative and oversee the construction. After the firm closed in 1917, Albertson and other former employees continued the project under the successor firm Howells & Albertson. As of 2007, the Cobb Building is the only one of the original buildings to survive. Currently, the Metropolitan Tract contains over of rentable office space, over of rentable commercial space, some 450 hotel rooms and access to over 2,000 parking spaces. The tract is managed and operated through two long-term leases: one with Legacy Hotels for The Fairmont Olympic Hotel and garage, and the other with UNICO Properties, Inc., for all the other buildings in the Tract. Buildings of note in the Metropolitan Tract The following buildings in the Metropolitan Tract are on the National Register of Historic Places Cobb Building - 1305 Fourth Avenue, Seattle 98101 Fairmont Olympic Hotel - 411 University Street, Seattle 98101 Skinner Building - 1326 Fifth Avenue, Seattle 98101 5th Avenue Theatre - 1308 5th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101, in the Skinner Building Other buildings of note in the Metropolitan Tract are: Financial Center - 1215 Fourth Avenue, Seattle 98161 1200 Fifth - 1200 Fifth Avenue, Seattle 98101 Puget Sound Plaza - 1325 Fourth Avenue, Seattle 98101 Rainier Tower and Rainier Square - 1301 Fifth Avenue, Seattle 98101 Former buildings of the Metropolitan Tract include: The Metropolitan Theatre Seattle Ice Arena White, Henry, Stuart buildings (similar to Cobb Building) - 410 University Street, Seattle (now Rainier Tower) Development plans The University of Washington announced plans to redevelop the Rainier Square shopping mall, adjacent to the Rainier Tower, at the expiration of the long-term lease signed with Unico Properties in 2014. The Rainier Square Tower, a 58-story mixed-use skyscraper, will replace the mall and include of office space, 220 residential units, and a 165-room hotel. Notes Buildings and structures in Seattle Geography of Seattle Downtown Seattle Chicago school architecture in Washington (state)