The three towers would house 1,289 residencies, 317 hotel suites and 896,000 square feet of commercial office space.

BELLEVUE, Wash. — The Bellevue skyline might get a lot taller if three, 600-foot tall skyscrapers get approval. The plan comes from Vancouver B.C.-based real estate development company, Onni Group.

The project would be built where the current Barnes and Noble and Doxa Church buildings are located at 106th Avenue North, and Northeast 8th and Northeast 6th streets. The existing buildings and parking spots at the site would have to be destroyed.

The three towers would house 1,289 residencies, 317 hotel suites and 896,000 square feet of commercial office space. There would be six levels of underground parking with 2,300 parking stalls.

Another 600-foot tower was proposed this year in Bellevue by Vulcan. It would be built on 108th Avenue Northeast, just a couple blocks over from the Onni Group project. It's described as an office building with retail space and seven levels of underground parking.