Rescue: Street view
Ladder structure suspends neon and awning elements.
2010
Rescue: Awning view
Blue glass on ladder structure acts as rain awning for building entrance.
2010
Rescue: Bench view
Water mosaic bench offers seating at front of fire station.
2010
Rescue: Flame
Ladder structure supports identity marker of station and neon water and flame elements.
2010
Rescue: Night view
Neon illuminates fire station located in neighborhood commercial district.
2010
Rescue: Afternoon
Ladder structure with identifying marker and flame: with sun halo.
2010
Rescue: Landscape
Station garden with ladder structure.
2010
Rescue: Fabrication
Installing neon during fabrication.
2009
Rescue: Fire Station 35, Seattle, Washington
Model view.
2007
Rescue: Fire Station 35, Seattle, Washington
Rescue, commissioned by the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs for Fire Station 35, in Seattle's Crown Hill neighborhood. The painted steel ladder/stretcher sculpture supports a firefighter's neon logo and crown, with a blue neon "water" element extending up through the "flame". The piece also acts as the awning for the station entrance and provides concrete seating element surfaced in blue glass mosaic tile.