Mirall, public artwork at Allen Institute

Ideas in Action

We believe we have an opportunity and an obligation to create a brighter future for those who live, work, and invest in the places we develop. See how we put our values to work.

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Urban Vitality

Creating Transformative Spaces with Public Art in Bellevue

Our team thinks deeply about how to create spaces that people want to spend time in. Having a sense of place and character is key, and that’s why all our projects incorporate thought-provoking and captivating public art.

Murray Crampton

Director, Commercial Development

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Urban Vitality

Iván Carmona Brings Vibrant Modernism to West Main

Dedicated to honoring his heritage and sharing his culture, this is Iván’s first large-scale public art project. De Sol a Sol, translated as “from sunrise to sunset,” is crafted to shine light on the dedication of the Jíbaro, the modern-day workers of Puerto Rico who tirelessly farm the land from dusk to dawn.

Vulcan Real Estate

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Aquatic Sculpture Arrives at 555 Tower in Downtown Bellevue

Sticken, "Pomollusca Arboculus Rex," by Skagit County-based artists Rik Allen and Shelley Muzylowski Allen, is now installed for public viewing at 555 Tower. Rik and Shelley utilized materials from their home in Skagit Valley to create the Octopus sculpture that encompasses the flowing waters of the Salish Sea.

Vulcan Real Estate

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Julian Watts Brings “Groves and Stones” to Downtown Bellevue

Eight abstract sculptures representing the boulders, mountains, and trees of the Pacific Northwest have been installed in the plaza of West Main in Downtown Bellevue. This collection, created by Oregon-based artist Julian Watts, embodies the poetic vitality found in the natural world.