Seattle-based internet service provider Atlas Networks has moved into the Mottman Building in Pioneer Square, expanding to a space nearly twice the size of its previous home in Sodo.
An Atlas spokesperson said the new office at 307 Third Ave. S. has 6,239 square feet plus nearly 2,000 square feet of warehouse space. Before, the company had about 4,400 square feet near Fourth Avenue South and South Lander Street.
The company moved in mid-May and staff began working in the new office on May 22.
“With our move into Pioneer Square, we are continuing our commitment to Seattle and the region that we serve,” CEO Ryan Maloney said in a news release.
The spokesperson said Atlas' entire team of 34 employees works out of the office, minus a few field workers. Pioneer Square is the company's only location.
The 117-year-old Mottman Building has five floors and more than 30,700 square feet in total. Atlas worked with real estate company Samis Land Co. on its move. According to the release, Samis is an Atlas customer and the two have been partners for more than 10 years.
Atlas was founded in 2008. The company offers business and residential internet and phone service to Seattle neighborhoods including downtown, Sodo, Capitol Hill, Queen Anne, Belltown, South Lake Union and South Park, as well as the University of Washington.
In the release, Atlas Networks said the move also strengthens its relationship with The Alliance for Pioneer Square, a nonprofit that uses tools like advocacy, business development and marketing to preserve the historic Pioneer Square neighborhood.
“The alliance is elated welcome Atlas Networks to our neighborhood and for their staff to engage with this vibrant community,” Lisa Howard, executive director of The Alliance for Pioneer Square, said in the release.
