THROUGHOUT MY TIME AT GGLO, I WORKED WITH MANY ARTISTS AND FABRICATORS TO INSTALL PIECES AND DETAILS THAT GIVE INTEREST WHEREVER WE COULD. BELOW ARE SOME OF THE EXAMPLES.
FROM BOISE CITY HALL'S WATER FEATURE THAT HAS CORTEN-STEEL PAPERBARK BIRCH TREES ART INSTALLATION, TO RAIN GARDEN WATER COLLECTION SYSTEM SHOWCASING THE WATER'S JOURNEY FROM GREEN ROOF COLLECTION TO THE GROUND-LEVEL PLANTERS AT A MIXED-USE APARTMENT COMPLEX IN SEATTLE'S UNIVERSITY DISTRICT.
ONE PROJECT THAT I AM PARTICULARLY PROUD OF IS THE 10TH AVENUE HILLCLIMB. A PUBLIC PEDESTRIAN-ONLY CONNECTION LINKING LITTLE SAIGON TO YESLER TERRACE AND FIRST HILL. THE HILLCLIMB WAS DESIGNED WITH LOCAL PARTNERS AND THE COMMUNITY THROUGH INTENSE DESIGN CHARRETTES AND CAREFUL CONSIDERATIONS TO PUBLIC SAFETY, MAINTENANCE AND LONGEVITY IN MIND. WE WERE ABLE TO ACHIEVE MULTI-MODAL PATHS (BIKE/RAMPS) WITH STORMWATER EXPRESSIONS THAT RAN THROUGH THE SITE, WITH A COMBINATION OF RUNNELS AND TRENCH DRAINS THAT FOLLOW THE CLIMB. WE ALSO WORKED WITH A LOCAL ARTIST TO CREATE MEDALLIONS THAT CELEBRATES THE UNDER-REPRESENTED COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT SEATTLE.
