The City of Mountlake Terrace has issued a Call for Artists to produce an installation for a new pedestrian plaza.
Proposed artwork should be relevant to the community, site-specific and long lasting.
“We’re especially interested in creators from the Pacific Northwest,” said Renee Norton, a Recreation Supervisor who is the city staff liaison to the Arts
Advisory Commission. “We’d love to see submissions that are diverse in styles and materials.”
The Call for Artists runs through Dec. 18, with a budget of $96,000: https://bit.ly/MLTPedestrianPlazaArt. That figure stems from a requirement that many
public construction projects include a 1 percent allotment for the arts.
Construction has not yet begun on the plaza, which will anchor the southwest corner of 236th Street SW and Van Ry Boulevard. That’s across the street
from the future light rail station, and just north of the Terrace Station development.
The plaza, a 2,000 square-foot hardscaped area, is part of the city’s $5 million Transit Connection Corridor Project, which includes new asphalt trails with
lighting through Veterans Memorial Park. Construction is expected in 2023-24, with funding from local, regional and federal sources.
Light rail service to south Snohomish County is scheduled to begin in late 2024.
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