Situated on a former industrial site along Seattle’s waterfront, Olympic Sculpture Park consists of a series of dramatic angular surfaces that rise from the shoreline toward the urban center, bridging both a busy street and a railroad. A variety of sculptures accentuate the landscape, which ranges from open lawns to wooded slopes.
The park, which is part of the Seattle Art Museum, was completed in 2007.
There are also sloped walkways to the higher elevations of the park.
This piece is situated along a bridge over railroad tracks.
Photos by Alice Webb
Project design by Weiss/Manfredi
Land Perspectives 
Such dynamic sculpture and landscape architecture!