Scott Media offers brand building website exposure, web development and Internet marketing consulting. You may contact Scott Media 9am - 5pm PST at 1.888.51.SCOTT (517-2688) or fax 1.888.78.SCOTT (787-2688). The Pioneer Building is located at the heart of Seattle's historic Pioneer Square District. The building was completed in 1892, although digging for the foundation had begun before the Great Seattle Fire of 1889.

It was one of the first to make use of the modern structural steel skeleton, and boasted Seattle's first electric elevator. The Pioneer Building was the most prestigious office address in Seattle during the 1890s and early 1900s. In the two decades after it was built, it was the home of mining firms, banks and the city's leading lawyers, doctors, investment firms and insurance companies.

In 1974, the Pioneer Building was restored and renovated. It became "ground zero" for the growing momentum of historic preservation in Seattle. Elevations of all of Seattle's streets are measured from the bottom step of the corner entrance to the Pioneer Building, "Old Seattle's Number One." In 1978, the Pioneer Building and the adjoining Iron Pergola and Totem Pole gained National Historic Landmark status, recognizing their significant role in the history of Seattle.