WELCOME TO HISTORIC SYMONS BLOCK
CONTEMPORARY SPACES IN A HISTORIC BUILDING
Built in 1917, the Symons Block was designed by the highly-regarded architectural team of Archibald Rigg and Roland Van Tyne. In the 1920s it was home to Spokane's first radio station, pioneered by Colonel Thomas W. Symons, Jr.. Symons Block has been an integral part of the downtown Spokane scene since it was initially constructed. It has housed the YWCA, the Elks, and many other businesses. At one time the retail space included an ice cream shop and bakery.
Today the Symons Block building is home to a variety of businesses and will soon offer unique residential apartments and a suite of hotel-style rooms for a minimalist approach to staying in downtown Spokane.
DISCOVER SYMONS BLOCK
Space Offerings
WHAT’S HAPPENING
Please join us on the first Friday of each month as we participate in Spokane's art walk. We will be featuring a different artist and have a collection of their work hanging on the second floor and in our lobby. 4-7pm at 7 S Howard St.
HIGHLIGTING THE HISTORY
SYMONS BLOCK FIRST FRIDAY
The goal with the restoration of Symons Block is to preserve the beauty of its facade and character while bringing in a contemporary, artistic vibe.