Seattle sculpture park

My first introduction to Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park was newspaper clippings from the Sunday edition of the PI and Seattle Times. They arrived in an envelope from home. obviously my schooling and chosen career spurred the rare arrival of news clippings from home. So it landed on my list of must-see places on my next visit to the Evergreen State.

Image 4 of 25 from gallery of Olympic Sculpture Park / Weiss Manfredi. © Paul Warchol

With gorgeous hotels, exciting cuisine, and plenty to see and do, these towns are perfect for your next escape

A continuous constructed landscape for art, the uninterrupted Z-shaped "green" platform rises over the existing infrastructure to reconnect the urban core to the revitalized Seattle waterfront.

Owen Richards Architects

Charles Anderson | Atelier ps: The Gardens of the Olympic Sculpture Park are the clothes that dress a 9‐acre brownfield site on an abandoned fuel storage facility on Seattle’s waterfront. Sitting on 200,000 cubic yards of excavation material and salvaged old growth topsoil, six garden precincts use over 85,000 transplanted native plants to represent the […]

Yesterday, I had a wonderful morning at the Olympic Sculpture Park on the shores of Elliott Bay in Seattle city centre. It is an impressive park, built on 9 acres of former industrial land close to rail lines, huge piers and diverse office buildings. More than that, it provides the only direct access point to the sea within Seattle city centre, and forms a continuation for the Myrtle Edwards Park North of it. The Olympic Sculpture Park was created with large donations from Seattle…

Seattle Art Museum Olympic Sculpture Park (by Weiss/Manfredi)

Dara Continenza has been exploring the world and writing about it since 2010. Her writing has appeared on Hopper, SmarterTravel, USA Today, Money, U.S. News and World Report, Yahoo, Business Insider, TripAdvisor, Huffington Post, Boston.com, and others.

Olympic Sculpture Park- cool drawings