Design Perspectives By Clair Enlow

January 17, 2007

Design Perspectives: Sculpture park reflects and reveals the city

Last week, dozens of journalists from around the globe examined the zigs and zags of the new Olympic Sculpture Park, along with their local counterparts.

Everywhere in the new nine-acre park, stunning works of art stood out against the sky, water and mountains beyond. We were there to witness the completion of something unique: a landmark sculpture garden.

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• Design Perspectives: The long wait at King Street Station is nearly over, 12-06-2006
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• Design Perspectives: Viaduct: just say yes to no-build option, 09-20-2006
• Design Perspectives -- Qwest Field north lot: Will the right vision win?, 07-26-2006
• Design Perspectives -- Smart growth: champions and challengers, 06-28-2006
• Design Perspectives -- U District churches: Will the spirit move them?, 05-24-2006
• Design Perspectives: Smart growth could curb our vertical crisis, 04-26-2006
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