Virtual Campus Visit
Explore Our Campus, Virtually
We’ve assembled information and visuals to enable a virtual visit for recruits, donors and other members of the community interested in seeing our Seattle campus.
Tour Our Seattle Campus
The physical and emotional center of the Fred Hutch campus is the Vessel, which is where our virtual tour begins. This 60-foot-tall, glass-and-metal artwork "employs light to represent the optimistic spirit of the institution," said artist Ed Carpenter.
The Vessel sits between the Arnold Building and the Thomas Building. The Robert M. Arnold Building houses our Public Health Sciences Division as well as the Visitor Center. The Thomas Building honors E. Donnall Thomas and is where many of our Clinical Research Division labs and researchers are based, as well as the Director's Office.
The double helix stairs in the Arnold Building are inspired by DNA structure.
Spring cherry blossoms on campus.
Donated collections and curated artwork are displayed across campus.
Pelton Auditorium hosts scientific talks and employee events.
The Arnold Library is both a physical and virtual resource.
The Mundie Courtyard features bricks and slates etched with names.
Multiple rooftop decks overlook Lake Union and serve as memorable event spaces.
The Towne Courtyard features one of the three water features on campus.
One of the training labs on campus.
The double helix stairs in the Arnold Building are inspired by DNA structure.
Spring cherry blossoms on campus.
Donated collections and curated artwork are displayed across campus.
Pelton Auditorium hosts scientific talks and employee events.
The Arnold Library is both a physical and virtual resource.
The Mundie Courtyard features bricks and slates etched with names.
Multiple rooftop decks overlook Lake Union and serve as memorable event spaces.
The Towne Courtyard features one of the three water features on campus.
One of the training labs on campus.
Additional Points of Interest
Explore the Lake Union Steam Plant
The historic Lake Union Steam Plant is the most recent addition to campus. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the entrance of the Steam Plant Building on the northern edge of campus to the entrance to the Yale Building, which is at the southern edge.
The Steam Plant opened in October 2020 following a dramatic renovation. You can take a look inside the building with our virtual tour.
South Lake Union Clinic Expansion
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center opened a six story 150,000 square foot extension of the South Lake Union Clinic beginning in March 2023 that allows us to expand existing outpatient clinic services with exciting innovations in how patient care is delivered. It also allows us to continue expanding services that we offer to the community.
The COVID-19 Clinical Research Center
Located on our campus, the COVID-19 Clinical Research Center conducts innovative studies for participants who are positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
The CCRC offers the opportunity for collaboration by virologists, immunologists, epidemiologists, translational researchers and physician-scientists to apply their expertise to determine safe and effective therapies in partnership with health care providers, research institutes and the biotech/pharmaceutical industry.
The Prevention Center in the Arnold Building
The Prevention Center is an on-campus research environment available to Hutch scientists and the greater Puget Sound research community. Researchers can see study participants at the Prevention Center, allowing them to more carefully conduct their studies than if relying on external clinics or home environments.
Center facilities include a research clinic for trials and other prevention-oriented clinical studies, a human nutrition lab supporting dietary studies, and an exercise research center that provides exercise testing and training.
Hear from Hutch researchers and employees about what it's like to be at the vanguard of great science.
View Our Interactive Map
Find more information about Fred Hutch campus buildings, visitor parking, conference spaces, cafeterias and other points of interest using our interactive campus map.
Schedule a Tour
Interested in getting a closer look at a specific lab or building? Contact us and we may be able to arrange a tour via video chat.
Natalie Curtis
Government & Community Relations