Scott System

The Seattle Overlook Walk was an initiative by the Office of the Waterfront and Civic Projects to create an elevated public park connecting the waterfront to Seattle’s urban core. The project highlights Seattle’s strong environmental values and provides a space for programming and recreation.

This project highlights art elements to enhance the bridge aesthetically, provides additional lighting on the Four Mile Run trail and connects the design of the bridge to the transitioning communities of Arlington and Alexandria, VA.

The murals were created by utilizing 6 different Scott System standard textures including #171 Crushed Stone, #159 Split Face Rock, #177 Random Stone, #111 Stone Fractured Granite, #154 Sine Wave and Smooth.

The murals were created by utilizing 6 different Scott System standard textures including #171 Crushed Stone, #159 Split Face Rock, #177 Random Stone, #111 Stone Fractured Granite, #154 Sine Wave and Smooth.

In early 2022, we began working with Nordic PCL Construction, based out of Honolulu, HI, on the Kihei High School “Water Feature”.

The Memorial to the Enslaved, located on the William & Mary Campus was constructed to commemorate and honor the men, women, and children once enslaved by the college.

Tasked with creating a 48” diameter medallion formliner of a crab that was inset within another urethane form liner of a dry stack pattern.

Contracted to make custom formliners to add a unique design to the railway’s support columns. Each station’s 12-panel embossing is based on storylines, legends or other elements unique to the particular area.

Contracted to model and develop the unique forming solution for the fabrication of the large “Y” shaped structural columns to hold up the new iconic roof.

Contracted to design and fabricate unique concrete forms including over 220 “precast petals/pots” and over 45 column head connection assemblies.

Tasked to design and fabricate a solution for the complex Y-column concrete forms, as well as supply jigs/templates for the tapered columns.