Bothell High School Performing Arts Center
Bothell, Washington
N
orth Shore Performing Arts Center, located at Bothell High
School in Bothell, WA, was recently expanded with the addition
of a state of the art theatre. This center is the region’s main
performing arts theatre and experiences a significant volume
of pedestrian traffic. Surrounding both the new gymnasium and theatre is a
beautifully designed, landscaped and highly used common area for students
and faculty during the day, and audiences and players during productions.
Lithocrete® was installed in a corded circular pattern in the common seating
area. The 1,450 square feet of Lithocrete® was seeded with black glass, black
Lithocrete® was seeded with black glass, black
stone, iron pyrite, silica carbide, and set against
a black concrete background.
stone, iron pyrite, silica carbide, and set against a black concrete background.
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Gray concrete walks lead out from the Lithocrete into the two main entrances.
The additional decorative concrete touches throughout the seating area set a
pleasing tone and an artistic feel for visitors, players, students, and faculty.
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Fresh snow on Lithocrete® showcasing
the durability of Lithocrete® under freezing
conditions.
Fremont Peak Park
Seattle, Washington
T
he people of Fremont,
WA, located in north
Seattle, believe that their
neighborhood is “The Center
of the Universe.” The entrance to their
new Fremont Peak Park, overlooking
Elliott Bay, incorporates this constellation
theory by designing the “27 Lunar Phases”
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in black and white Lithocrete paving.
The shapes of the moon are formed with
metal bands, while the aggregate ranges
from white glass and stone to glow-in-the
Twenty-Seven Lunar Phases
of the moon.
dark stone and beads. The background
depicts the night sky with black glass,
stone, and silica carbide.
Plan view of white Lithocrete® glass and stone
aggregates in the phases of the moon.
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